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What skid marks?

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Originally posted by vaccination
What skid marks?

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obviously he forgot to photoshop them in

HTH

Citroën Berlingo 1.9D from 1999, with extra strong rear axel (I can carry 900Kg opposed to the normal 600Kg)



Not a picture of my own car, but it is exactly the same (incl carrier on top).
May posts real photos if I find my camera.

PS: there once was an old thread like this, exactly the same. But I think it got pruned, can't find it anymore...

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Citroën Berlingo 1.9D from 1999, with extra strong rear axel (I can carry 900Kg opposed to the normal 600Kg)

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ohhh I really like that we don't have anything like those here. Anything that would resemble that would be a commercial truck

I know cars are made much differently in Europe but how is it with gas?

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Originally posted by wacky

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Citroën Berlingo 1.9D from 1999, with extra strong rear axel (I can carry 900Kg opposed to the normal 600Kg)

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ohhh I really like that we don't have anything like those here. Anything that would resemble that would be a commercial truck

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You don't have small (commercial) trucks like delivery vans?

That type of delivery van is very common in Europe. Especially in Belgium, because you can register it as a commercial vehicle and you would pay a lot less taxes.

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Originally posted by wacky
I know cars are made much differently in Europe but how is it with gas?

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There are 2 types of 'gas':

Eurosuper 95 or 98 which are the normal petrol types.

Then there is Diesel, also extremely common (especially in Belgium), and still a lot cheaper than Eurosuper. And it was always said this is better for the environment although the latest studies have shown that this isn't so 'friendly' as they used to say (because of the ejected fine dust particles and how they used measure it and how they measure it now). That's the reason why the price of Diesel will go up in the near futur (more taxes).

And there is also LPG, a real gas form of fuel for which you need a special adapted pressured tank in the back of your car. This is relative cheap and was the very first environment-"friendly" fuel type (still not so friendly, but still better than the rest).

Of course, electric hybrid stuff is also available, but still a bit expensive. Although in major cities some public busses are running on electric or hydrogen hybrid motors.

Prices range a lot across Europe.
At the moment, the official prices for a liter, in Belgium, are:
Diesel: € 1,021 (1.5941 CAD)
Eurosuper 95/98: € 1,309 / € 1,327 (2.0433 / 2.0714 CAD )
LPG: € 0,474 (0.7398 CAD)

The cars in Europe have a fuel ratio of around 5-7 liter per 100Km. (7 liter is already considered a lot though)

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Originally posted by toddy
HTH

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You forgot:

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Originally posted by vaccination

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Originally posted by toddy
HTH

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You forgot:

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offtopic but i quite like all your photoshopping skillz

Renault Clio 1.4 16V Privilege, 2002, 5 doors
(yes, this is the actual car)

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
You don't have small (commercial) trucks like delivery vans?

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they are much more bulkier and they use up a lot of gas. They are mainly only used for commercial transport

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
There are 2 types of 'gas':

Eurosuper 95 or 98 which are the normal petrol types.

Then there is Diesel, also extremely common (especially in Belgium), and still a lot cheaper than Eurosuper. And it was always said this is better for the environment although the latest studies have shown that this isn't so 'friendly' as they used to say (because of the ejected fine dust particles and how they used measure it and how they measure it now). That's the reason why the price of Diesel will go up in the near futur (more taxes).

And there is also LPG, a real gas form of fuel for which you need a special adapted pressured tank in the back of your car. This is relative cheap and was the very first environment-friendly fuel type.

Of course, electric hybrid stuff is also available, but still a bit expensive. Although in major cities some public busses are running on electric or hydrogen hybrid motors.

Prices range a lot across Europe.
At the moment, the official prices for a liter, in Belgium, are:
Diesel: € 1,021 (1.5941 CAD)
Eurosuper 95/98: € 1,309 / € 1,327 (2.0433 / 2.0714 CAD )
LPG: € 0,474 (0.7398 CAD)

The cars in Europe have a fuel ratio of around 5-7 liter per 100Km. (7 liter is already considered a lot though)

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ahh well it sounds much better than here. The government doesn't care as much about pollution
but we obviously also have diesel. It's mainly trucks that use it. The price range is around the same as regular gas but it ends up a lot more expensive than what you pay

I'm still waiting to see hydrogen hybrid cars or bus' around here!

thanks for the info Cookie

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Originally posted by Sunshine


Renault Clio 1.4 16V Privilege, 2002, 5 doors
(yes, this is the actual car)

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IT'S SO CUUUUUTEEE!!! Europeans have the best cars ever