car driven by Amber Heard?
What kind of Renault was Amber Heard driving?
shareI think it was a Peugeot.
sharePeugeot RCZ. Just found it. I wish it was available in the US.
shareCool looking ride.
shareThe Peugeot RCZ is sold in Australia and is generally regarded as a pretty terrible car. Weak engine, spongy handling, poor interior design, poor ergonomics and chronically unreliable. Like all French cars. I believe they sold less than 500 last year in Australia. There are many good reasons why they are not sold in the US.
shareTerrible car?
I have one and I have owned Peugeot RCZ for years. Nothing has gone wrong with it, nothing. Everything works like it should for a three year old car.
I haven't seen any car (except supercars like Ferrari or Lamborghini) to turn heads like this.
Peugeot really nailed it with this!
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
I think the car that Vivian had was rather awesome.
shareWell, when you tell "for years" I expected more than three. And I don't know how long you keep up with a car, but there's a lot people driving 10 years old Merc, BMWs, VW and the majority of those cars are in far better condition than any Peugeot. French cars are a joke, with very very few exceptions.
EDIT July 2016: I was going trough my posts for some reason and I saw this pretty silly comment of mine. After two years it turned out to me that the french cars are one of the most reliable and comfortable cars from all so I apologize for hating only from what I've heard.
I also have 20 year old Peugeot 306. And that works as well.
You are just one of the "French car haters". The web is full of them and majority has no experiences with those cars. I have 20 years since 306 was my first car. I have since owned a BMW 320 followed by VW Passat as a nr.1 car. Sadly they had more troubles despite their higher price than my old 2nd car 306 so I decided to switch back to Peugeot. And after 3 years of troublefree ownership I guess I never go back to expensive German cars...
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
I had one too. Loved it. Devalued badly when it came time to trading it off, As most 2 door roundabouts do.
sharepretty terrible car=wrong
Weak engine=wrong (bmw/psa/mini) 280nm 200bhp from 1700tr/min
spongy handling=wrong 1300kg great transmission
poor ergonomics and chronically unreliable=wrong, very reliable as made in a great factory (im not talking about Peugeot)
Like all French cars=wrong, just look at Formula one or WRC etc... France and UK are major leaders in competition.
summary: go buy a car first, and after that maybe you can open your mouth, kid.
ps: i'm not even an usual buyer of Peugeot.
do not respond to me, "conversation" is over, you know the anti-French thing...
Agree , a typical french car, and the specific one looks more like a Chinese made copy of the Audi R8.
sharePeople who say "typical french car" have ever owned one. And they keep repeating the lie until they believe it themsselves too. Dr. Goebbels' lessons have learned well.
sharePeople like you are the worst kind, you make things up out of nothing , and you present them as facts....and on the top of that you believe them too.
You know nothing about me and yet you make claims, thats how irrational and stupid you are.
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Did you mean that all those things were like most French cars, or just the "chronically unreliable" part?
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trust me, you dont. its a POS.
shareWhy? so you can kill a few pedestrians by driving it the same way??
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