[babis_xo]

Greek Police replaces the old Citroen Xsara with i30 2.0 147 ps



 

[Nesher]

is it any good for pursuits? cause it's acceleration is a bit slow...
looks nice anyway

[Dazzler]

That's interesting is that 2.0 ltr petrol in europe???

It is just that our diesels over here have CRDi badge and Petrol 2.0 have that badge...

[andrejs]

yeah.. we have 2.0 l petrol and diesel in europe

[Dazzler]

yeah.. we have 2.0 l petrol and diesel in europe

Oh O/K   Most of our European Members with petrol models have 1.4 and 1.6 cant think of many (if any) with 2.0 Petrol ..up til now  

We used to only have 2.0 petrol and 1.6 Diesel but they recently introduced a cheaper 1.6 petrol model over here....

[babis_xo]

According to the European Community Forums For the Police (E.C.F.PO.), these are 2.0 petrol.
http://www.ecfpo.gr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3126&sid=8d8d284c175bd3bb955eb8daa54ff788&start=180

No doubt is good for pursuits, especially when compared to the shabby Citroen Xsara's 1.4 90ps

[2i30s]

thay are marked police and not polizi.

[Dazzler]

According to the European Community Forums For the Police (E.C.F.PO.), these are 2.0 petrol.
http://www.ecfpo.gr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3126&sid=8d8d284c175bd3bb955eb8daa54ff788&start=180

No doubt is good for pursuits, especially when compared to the shabby Citroen Xsara's 1.4 90ps

It's all greek to me    are they saying nice things in the forums (about the i30)? 

[babis_xo]

Actually they seem to be very happy about i30s.
I'll try to translate some words which recurring in the posts: "very beautiful", "fast", "flexible", "very good choice" etc.

On Feb.2010 (before the announcement of i30s) someone wrote: "No more Citroens! they are not appropriate for police cars. We want something fast, durable and inexpensive"

thay are marked police and not polizi.

"polizia" is in Italia. Here is "astynomia" (from asty>town and nomos>law). That's ancient Greek...

[Dazzler]

That is good to hear ..babis 

[2i30s]

sorry. 

[babis_xo]

No problem, i just wanted to show off a bit