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Buy a new Citroen car because the ingnition key is broken.
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My Citroen Picasso ingnition key appeared to have aged, the buttons cracked and then fell out, leaveing me to now use the key in the door. A Citroen dealer said the Picasso key has now been modified and would cost �180. I wrote to Citroen UK of the extortionate cost of the key, they said that they are not aware of any inherent faults with the Picasso key, but offered me �250 towards the cost of a new Citroen car. Since new, my car has had three recalls for modifications, which were done free of charge, but Citroen UK would not give me a key free of charge.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Whatever about reliability tonyted, are you seriously going to try to tell me that most saloon cars in 1955
like these
http://inbox.apana.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2 009/03/austin-nash.jpg
http://www.classicandperformancecar.com/front_ website/octane_interact/picture.php?getid=2951 8&table=cars
are better looking than this
http://modculture.typepad.com/photos/uncategor ized/citroen_ds2.jpg
The DS was also waaay more advanced technically.
And lets not forget the Renault Espace which invented the people carrier concept
French cars have been pretty innovative over the years and deserve better than a grunting "they're all *****"
like these
http://inbox.apana.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2 009/03/austin-nash.jpg
http://www.classicandperformancecar.com/front_ website/octane_interact/picture.php?getid=2951 8&table=cars
are better looking than this
http://modculture.typepad.com/photos/uncategor ized/citroen_ds2.jpg
The DS was also waaay more advanced technically.
And lets not forget the Renault Espace which invented the people carrier concept
French cars have been pretty innovative over the years and deserve better than a grunting "they're all *****"
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