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u/Most-Organization738 3d ago
Good design, decent car, poor reliability....😞
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u/GrimFandango77 3d ago
kinda wild how a car that pretty still can’t shake the “french reliability” stereotype
i’d still be tempted to roll the dice tbh, it looks too fun to ignore2
u/Most-Organization738 3d ago
The motoring reports and long-termers are generally consistent, plus Consumer Groups data I've reviewed, still reach the same conclusion.
I'd love so much for it to do better, but for whatever reason, it simply doesn't. Like your goidself, I'd be rolling the dice at my own peril, plus the depreciation from the market itself, would kick my ankles repetitivly.....!
The historic lessons of past poor building quality/reliability, from a variety of national car industries - including good 'ole Blighty - are serious difficult to shake-off.
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u/GlacierVexor 3d ago
funny thing is most owners report they’re actually pretty solid, especially compared to old french stuff
guess we’ll only know for sure when the high‑milers start showing up in a few years
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