jeromeokkio
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Hello everyone.
Until last year we really enjoyed our Fiat Ulysse. Unfortunately due to cambelt failure....the Ulysse is gone!
We bought a Megane Scenic and hate it. Anyway, now my wife is pregnant again (we have 3 young children), so we need a bigger car for the 4th child.
I have been looking at Chrysler Voyager (we owned one few years ago), but I always loved the practicability of the Multipla (latest model...don't like the first one).
I have the following question:
Is the PEtrol Engine a good option?
Is the Petrol Engine more reliable than the Diesel?
Can a child with car seat be on the front row?
I read about a common fault with the Engine control? Is it also for the latest models?
I have seen a 2005 1.6 eleganza petrol. Is it a good choice?
I read about the exhaust trouble. What should I check when inspecting the car.
Last question: Is Multipla a good choice or should I look at something else?
I know that's a lot of questions, but we have been so unlucky with 2nd hand cars! Thanks for your help.
Until last year we really enjoyed our Fiat Ulysse. Unfortunately due to cambelt failure....the Ulysse is gone!
We bought a Megane Scenic and hate it. Anyway, now my wife is pregnant again (we have 3 young children), so we need a bigger car for the 4th child.
I have been looking at Chrysler Voyager (we owned one few years ago), but I always loved the practicability of the Multipla (latest model...don't like the first one).
I have the following question:
Is the PEtrol Engine a good option?
Is the Petrol Engine more reliable than the Diesel?
Can a child with car seat be on the front row?
I read about a common fault with the Engine control? Is it also for the latest models?
I have seen a 2005 1.6 eleganza petrol. Is it a good choice?
I read about the exhaust trouble. What should I check when inspecting the car.
Last question: Is Multipla a good choice or should I look at something else?
I know that's a lot of questions, but we have been so unlucky with 2nd hand cars! Thanks for your help.