Anyone for a Peugeot Van?

RobertRyan wrote:

Lessmore wrote:
They did the job they were designed for...extremely well...cargo moving on all sorts of roads...all sorts of temperatures/climates.

I would say you seem harsh on your judgement of these vehicles. I've driven a large number of them since '65 and their service, build quality , durability and reliability has generally been excellent.

I am not Ford Australia or GM Holden or the RV builders they did not want them.
Australian Winnebago had a model built on the Econoline, it went nowhere. . Coachman Australia (has since disappeared)had the Concorde. It did not sell.I think the RV builder could be at fault as well
Australian Coachman Concord

I would have to disagree as well. There are lots of ford and Chevy vans with lots of miles of good service. The worst vechicle for fit and finish I have seen was the Holden they imported for a GTO.