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Originally posted by rubelcon
I hear that Peugeots Fly!!
This 406 is from movie "TAXI" by Luc Benson,Originally posted by rubelcon
I hear that Peugeots Fly!!
Last model in US was 405.
and 206(specially the S16) are wayyyy better than 10y old 406(they will be changing to 407 soon)
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lately, ive been seeing a lot of Alfa Romeo's driving around..and boy are those hot! Italians are great car designers 
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Originally posted by PoorCollegeKid
His calcs are pretty much correct. It's 32 ft/sec^2, which is approximately equal to gravitational acceleration, not a steady velocity like 32 ft/sec would be. V^2=2a(dx), and V/a=t. Plug in to those equations and you get his exact answers.
You go to college too? I knew I'm going there for reason Originally posted by PoorCollegeKid
His calcs are pretty much correct. It's 32 ft/sec^2, which is approximately equal to gravitational acceleration, not a steady velocity like 32 ft/sec would be. V^2=2a(dx), and V/a=t. Plug in to those equations and you get his exact answers.
Thanks for the bit of calc lessons guys. 
And thanks for the info. I take it they're not planning on coming back to the US? I love the 206
And thanks for the info. I take it they're not planning on coming back to the US? I love the 206
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This is a cut & paste from the Auto Insider website....
French carmakers to return to U.S.
PSA Peugeot Citroen and Renault SA, France’s top two carmakers, plan to return to the U.S. market, where they haven’t sold vehicles in more than a decade. They say they can no longer ignore the world’s largest car market. They are the only top 10 world automakers not exhibiting at the North American International Auto Show this week
.... they also have a story about the 100k warranty on 2004 Mitsubishis.
Here is a link to the French car article...
http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosins.../c08-28124.htm
French carmakers to return to U.S.
PSA Peugeot Citroen and Renault SA, France’s top two carmakers, plan to return to the U.S. market, where they haven’t sold vehicles in more than a decade. They say they can no longer ignore the world’s largest car market. They are the only top 10 world automakers not exhibiting at the North American International Auto Show this week
.... they also have a story about the 100k warranty on 2004 Mitsubishis.
Here is a link to the French car article...
http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosins.../c08-28124.htm