I BOUGHT A CHEAP PEUGEOT 107 FOR £400
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 мар 2023
- Before buying any used car, it's important to check it's history. Use the link below for a 10% discount or Discount Code HIGHPEAK : www.carvertical.com/gb/landin...
Today I've bought a very cheap Peugeot 107… Let's see what it's like...
You could win my 2018 VW Transport Campervan for just £5. Check out www.raffleshackcompetitions.com
If you're interested in getting into the used car industry, check out the website below for more information on my online course. It's only £27 per month with biweekly livestreams! There are nearly 100 videos covering a whole range of topics. Plus you can cancel at any time. Click below.
Visit www.highpeakautosacademy.com or click this link bit.ly/3rNtNhG
I'd be grateful if you could give the video a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe if you're new to the channel.
Check out my website: www.highpeakautos.com
Check out the HIGH PEAK store: www.highpeakstore.co.uk
Follow Me:
Instagram - / highpeakautos
Facebook - / highpeakautos
Twitter - / highpeakautos
High Peak Property: / @highpeakproperty
Thanks for watching.
#highpeakautos #CitroenC1 #ToyotaAygo #Peugeot107 
Авто/Мото
'One flip flop...I think the previous owner was Heather Mills' - Excellent work, Sir! 😂
Couldn’t resist
@@HighPeakAutos Macca told her to hop it.
@@blzebub2 😂
😂
Brutal 😂
I had a Toyot Aygo version for about 10 months. Now I'm a 6ft 3" rugby player at 115kg, and I took my 6ft 1" 130kg team mate with me to match and my wife found it very comical. Had loads of space and was surprisingly nippy! Great car.
They are nice little nippy cars. Had a 107 as my first car then after my second car selling due to ulez ended up with a Citroën C1 and now another newer 107. Will be selling that soon and keeping a vw up which is a lot better I have to say with equipment and refinement
My 6ft 20 stone nephew drives a C1 to college. Loves it.
@@zaink7037 vw up is trash really, you should get the french version
Test drove an Aygo about 12 years ago. I was genuinely amazed at the front leg room (I'm 6 foot exactly and not a lightweight). Didn't buy it in the end but they are a brilliant piece of design.
I'm 6ft 6 and I don't touch the ceiling if I don't go too.long without a hair cut. Bit hard to steer with my knees in the way but I have only backed into a wall once. Brilliant for what it is
Got a 56 plate Aygo, 155k miles on it, i use it daily, 100 miles a day 7 days a week, thing just keeps going.. Toyota as it’s finest 🤟
These are great, that engine is bullet proof! I actually went to a breakdown on one, wouldn’t start, and when it did it ran poor. The bloke only had it a month. Turns out he’d been putting diesel in it. And the mixture had fallen under the petrol : diesel ratio and packed up, so I put 20L of super unleaded and it went. And he drove her back to Manchester from south wales, topping it up with petrol every now and then 😂😂😂
In the idiot's defence, they do sound a bit like diesels 😂
I've bought one. Cracking little motor. 60mpg and no road tax. I just put £100 a month away in a savings account to cover repairs and tyres. £1200 in one year will hopefully cover any big problems. It wouldn't pay for two tyres on a fancy BMW.
I do love your "I bought a cheap..." videos 😂 They're so funny as you go into them not knowing what you've bought 🤣🤣
It keeps me interested too 😂
Just seen that you're selling your Range Rover... 😢 what are you replacing it with or is that saved for another video? 😆
Great video once gain Matt. You really can't go wrong with a cheap, little car. My wife and I live in Kyoto city and we bought a 14 year old Suzuki Alto with a little 657cc engine last year, which is perfect for blasting round the city. It also surprised me though when i took it on a 3 hour highway blast back to my wife's hometown. We bought it with just 47,000km on the clock for the equivalent of around 700 pounds. Its automatic, has 4 electric windows, A/C, electric, folding and heated mirrors. It's an absolute pleasure to drive, never put a foot wrong (or wheel) and even after 15 years it still smells new. As much as I would love to drive around in a Range Rover, or at least something bigger, until we move out of the city, then I will be an advocate for the city car.
After decades of owning all sorts of cars & motorbikes, I bought myself a 107. I was expecting miserable driving ahead of me but the exact opposite was true. I absolutely love it. It's not fast and the handling isn't great or in any way inspiring yet despite this, it's just so much fun. It feels like I'm driving a little buggy and I love the stripped out basic character (I didn't think I would.) It's refreshing to be rid of all the android crap, the gadgets, the touch screen bling and all the driver aids. I love just having a steering wheel, a gearbox, a radio and nothing else. I feel like I'm driving a car again rather than piloting a computer on wheels. The radio sounds tinny but I'm not going to change it because it just adds to the character of the car. It actually reminds me of my youth in the 1980s and my first cars from that decade. Oh and the exhaust and engine tone is a peach. The engine has so much spirit. No power but bags of character. The advantages of having no power is that you enjoy driving at slower speeds. It's pretty pointless having a 350bhp monster for the sort of driving I do around town anyway.
My advice to anyone considering buying one is do it. Just remember you're not buying a performance car or a luxury car. Go in with the right attitude and you'll love it.
I thought I might get bullied on the road in my 107. It happens. I can ride a 125cc scooter in the morning & be treated like shit by drivers yet I get on my 1000cc Kawasaki in the afternoon and the traffic parts to let me through. Interestingly people don't bully me in the 107. I think it's because they don't see me as a threat or a challenge. They probably think I'm just some middle-aged dude in his shopping car with no interest in cars or driving. They're wrong but that's fine by me.
Conclusion: A great car for people who like cars.
The exam paper and flip flop really tells you everything you need to know about the previous owner
The Secret of La Chancla 🥿
ruclips.net/video/PSicdnahJ7o/видео.html
Ive gone from a jag to a C1
Had this c1 for 3 yrs it’s been bullet-proof . Very simple to work onto
I’m addicted to these little cars now 👍
Bought one for the wife 8 years ago as a stop gap. Now use it myself for work. It’s now 11.5 years old and never failed an MOT. Total costs in 8 years, new battery £40, front brakes £35, 2 new back exhaust boxes £95, tyres now £50 for budget, £75 for top of range. Zero road tax, low insurance - at one point £110 per year.
I had a Daihatsu Charade as a second car in Australia many years ago with over 300000km on the clock. It had a 1 litre engine. It never missed a beat. If you look at it from a value for money aspect, it was probably the best car I ever owned.
A mate of mine had one of these when he lived in Inverness. It managed to take four 30 yr olds away for a night camping with all associated camping gear and bbq and meat without a roof box or trailer. And it was a three door. Great little car with very clever design features
I just got back from a 4 day beach trip in a Acura MDX and 4 people had luggage piled to the roof and you could not see out the back lol
Best car we’ve ever had my daughter has one and lives where you film and works on a farm where you park up and do piece to camera. They are brilliant little things. No rust 110k miles ultra reliable
Absolutely bullet proof cars the 107..C1 ..Aygo & pound for pound & running costs they are almost unbeatable for value for money. Granted they ain't the most refined but as running a vehicle these days in this mad mad world of high costs etc they just are simply terrific to run . Great review 👏
These are amazing little cars - In 2017 a few mates and I joined the c1 racing club who race the Citroen variants in 3/4/6 and 24hr Enduro events - we bought a 2012 cat N donor and the engine in that car has done 4x24hr races with no issues (they all have to be kept to std spec, no tuning to keep costs down) - you can take them up the rev range to the limiter which at Silverstone, on the Hangar Straight, depending on which gearbox you have, gives an indicated 103mph in third!! And providing you don’t try to use engine braking (which you don’t need to) and over rev them on a downshift they don’t break.
They are so much fun that team mates of mine who have collections of supercars have bought one to hoon around in, they are as you say the latter day Mini - they do however rust and one we bought recently (2010 variant) was like a sieve - probably a coastal car!! Great content Matt keep it up…….
Japanese engineering
My wife absolutely loves her 2018 Aygo. Fully retractable electric funroof, AC,satnav, Bluetooth, reversing camera, black alloys and the rev counter doesn’t look like an add on.
We have two of these as runarounds. Great cars, super cheap running and easy to park anywhere. We have a big posh Merc, but that sits on the drive and only comes out for distance work. Most of the time we are running around in Larry & Loretta. 😁
4:54 look at that happy face 😊
I have a 2011 Toyota aygo model Go! It has a sat-nav, Air conditioning- brilliant first car- slow but nippy- brilliant video as always! :) (40 odd thousand miles still running smoothly)
It’s genuinely one of those cars that will probably go on forever and a day when looked after. Such a smashing little car
I’ve got a 2014 107. This replaced a 330i. We love it and can’t think of anything that is more fun. Just done 310 miles in three days and no aches or tiredness. The damp may be because of damaged flaps behind the rear bumper if it wasn’t fixed properly. New seals for the doors and regular silicone spray sorts then]m out. It’s fully galvanized so not structural problems! Had this ours for 6 years and the only cost outside servicing has been brake disks and pads! Love the roller-skate!
Great video Matt. I like the comment "If you want something reliable you have to keep it simple" . They always said a similar thing of the very basic, sparse VW beetle "The bits that are missing can't go wrong". How true.
I have a 107, it is my first car which I still own. The only problems I have had are brake disks and wheel bearings. Apart from that it has been flawless, everything under the bonnet hasn't missed a beat.
both are items you would expect to wear, so i'd say your doing pretty well
No leaks ? I had an 06 plate from new serviced every year but new leaks keep popping up (boot,doors,antenna) and not to mention it's weak clutch
@@SunnySingh-ee1df No leaks and no issues with the clutch for mine
there's not much to go wrong to be fair though lol
Cracking little cars, I had one for a couple of years through Uni. Cost me nothing to run & no issues whatsoever!
Great little car my wife's had the 107 and 108 from new .. and your not wrong .. that 1KR engine is so reliable.. Great videos Matt keep em coming 👍🇬🇧
Central locking = yes you can reach all the buttons from inside. ! The cheap purchase videos are always interesting !!
Always love vids like this! Nice to see humble, little gems once in a while making a profit. RUclips (as a whole) isn't always top end luxury cars!
Good video Matt. I bought one of these last year to run over winter whilst my other car is off the road. It’s great, really enjoy the back to basics charm
So do i
Nice little car that. The biggest advantage is it's mechanical reliability. The biggest downside... The bootspace (Celerio, i10, Kia Picanto, VW Up have more).
We've had our C1 for a year now. It's on the farm fleet policy, so anyone can jump in it. Perfect for running from home to farm for my old man, and for the odd trip into town for errands. Dirt cheap to buy and run, surprisingly decent drive, and overall a reliable little motor.
My good mate had a 2009 C1 as his first car when he was 17 had 13K on the clock. he kept it for 7-8 years, racking about 200K on it travelling back from Manchester Uni to Barnsley every weekend, and it never let him down.
Good memories sat in the passenger seat on a weekend flying about delivering pizzas 😂
I think they seem great for a little run around or basic first car. I drove one of these once. I kind of liked it, though the gearbox on that one felt so so mushy and the speakers were the tinniest sound I’ve heard from a car lmao
That looks a great little runaround. I had a Peugeot 309 diesel which I wish I still had. So reliable, the only thing I had to change in 5 years was the battery.
Your narrative was once again spot on and the comments of "one step up from catching the bus" and "Heather Mills was a previous owner" left a mind boggling image in my mind :)
I too owned a 309d. Cracking car. Also ran a 106d until last year, and look how much they are fetching now!
@@BibtheBoulder Yes, price started to increase after everyone had scrapped theirs! I had a friend with a 209 diesel which had 250,000 miles on the clock and still going strong. Not a patch of rust on it either. Great cars :)
My Grandad, my Great Uncle and my Uncle all bought Citroen C1's brand new way back in about 2007. All 3 C1's were in the family for a few years and were very good cars, we never had a problem with any of them.
I just saw another blue peugeot 107 driving but going the other way but I feel happy for you now having such a fun little bucket to drive
I got one of these last month for £400 in the same colour, learnt to do bodywork and spray on it, sorted the clear coat peel and sold it for £1200 a week later !
Longest day at work, then I worked some more on my own business when I got home. Now it’s quarter to 12 and I’m glad I get a new video from you before doing the same again tomorrow! 🎉
Great video, love the I bought a cheap... Btw, Heather Mills comment had me in creases, my wife thought something was wrong with me. 😂
i always like your videos before ive even watched them because i know it will be good
Thanks!
Great video as usual Matt!
The one flip flop got me xD
Great flip and cheap car for somebody in need! :D
Glad you liked it!
I had a 107 from 2007, it was a reliable tiny car. They are not without issues though: often they suffer from piston slap when engine is cold - but this goes away on warm engine. Also mine had a hissing sound when accelerating - still was driving fine, just annoying sound :)
Bought my daughter a 107 as a first car 5 year's ago which she still has.
Brilliant little car.
Cracking video as usual.
Great cars. Out of curiosity, has she serviced it?
@@HighPeakAutos Once a year.
Had a ‘57 Aygo a good few year ago. With just basic maintenance it gave me absolutely no problems. Great little starter cars
Definitely the best first car to go for... i got a low mileage 107 for my Dad a few years ago, just a black 3 door urban, the tires were poor and wheel trims scuffed so i got him a 2nd hand set of alloys with good tires off a better model from ebay which really made it look the part and cheaper than new tires + trims! Dad was in his mid 80`s and his driving not so good? but other than a clutch (due to his driving) and a battery it served him faultlessly until he gave up driving at 92, sold easily, i could have sold it 5 times..
I’ve been driving my daughters 2012 Aygo for the last 3 months, (complicated 3 way car swap with both daughters) and it has been fantastic. Toyota also give a 12 year corrosion warranty! Yes it’s basic, but it has aircon, it’s comfortable, easy to park and ludicrously cheap to run. It would be the perfect town car
Great video Matt. My wife has had her 5 door Urban from new (14 years now) and it's never missed a beat mechanically. I've seen these with 150k plus on the clock. The only issue has been leaks and dampness which is a pain. Plus they are noisy. But for cheap motoring it is a definitive choice 💯
In Denmark (we have a lot of these), there are som for sale with 250K miles on the clock.
Another banger from Matt like always 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks!
Thanks keep sending your videos love them thanks take care ❤
Thank you! Will do!
This cleaned up really well, it is certainly a decent looking little car for someone, as always great video, I really enjoyed it😊.
My mum bought an Aygo when they first came out in 2005 and I frequently borrowed it when id just passed my test. They are such great little cars. Roll on 17 years my girlfriend has decided to learn to drive now so now im on the look out for a C1/107/Aygo for her for when she passes! I never knew they were chain driven that's a bonus!
I LOVE these cars, my first car was a black 57-reg 107. I miss it SO much and for some reason I just find it loveable than my current 2016 Polo, I genuinely regret selling it 😭
Great cars these as you say. I think better than the later 108. They are cheap but I have comfortably been in the back of one. Used one and for getting to work and back was perfect. Even did well on the motorway. You can't ask for much more for the price. 👍
I have a Peugeot 107, I was waiting for a cheap car video on one!!
I gather that owners in Japan don't keep their motors long and so don't bother to have them serviced, so engines have to be suitably bullet-proof.
Which is complete bollocks. They're like every other population you get good and bad but overall I'd bias them on average far more towards looking after their cars.
We have a couple of these citybugs-Toyota and Peugeot. The Pug's on its fourth clutch in 70000 miles, but it's not a huge expense, and the new one feels much better than any of the old ones. But you're right-they're a terrific cheap little runabout you could bomb down the motorway in at need-definitely reminiscent of the proper Mini, but without the misfires if there's a sniff of moisture and they don't rust while you watch.
I got a 2005 Aygo (same car as the 107 and Citroen C1) in 2014 as Cat C (Now N). I ride a motorbike most of the year so just wanted a little cheap thing for winter. 9 years later and I've still got it!!! 😂 Never had any problem with the engine, just the back box which starts blowing every couple of years but they are really cheap to replace. When she dies, I'm deffo getting another. £20 a year tax, £20 nearly fills it up.
Nice to see you in a small car as you don't feature these much Many friends at work have had [and still have] these. They have no complaints except leaks from the rear lights/windows! You'd think after all these years the factory would have solved the issue!
Mechanically sound vehicles. Very reliable and robust 1.0 krfe engine. Very easy diy. U tube great source of diy. Fantastic consumption. Downside is the ticky engine at cold but “normal” apparently. My daughters 1.0 yaris with same engine ticked at 20k now over 100k same noise. Adjusted valves experimented with different oils. No difference. Loads with over 100k on ebay
This was my first car. C1, 2006, no aircon, no Bluetooth, manual roll down windows, water leak, door handles snapped off, cracked hazard button, you name it. I had it almost 2 and half years, was rusty no doubt but never failed me in terms of never starting. Defo spent more money on it than I should but it taught me real life regular driving after I passed. I drove from Yorkshire to Disney land paris and back in that car, no issues at all. It really didn't want to stop going.
One day as I was topping up the oil I noticed orange gunk splattered all over the engine bay from the coolant - radiator - terminal. I thought I'm over this now, so begrudgingly sold it (I called it Stevie) and sobbed like a fool when Stevie was driven away. Still gutted 7 months later but I have another great reliable car, Hyundai i10 which actually has a/c and electric windows😂never forget Stevie though 😭
I have a backlog of your videos on all your channels, I will catch up, but all your videos have sublime honesty. I still haven’t seen a car for you, with double door damage, which is extremely common in Dorset 😂
I have a 107 facelift with a semi auto gear box, bought it for £2,200 with 41k milage and I've had it for a year and I honestly can't fault it! It was meant to get me through my test and on the road but I honestly couldn't see myself without it now!
My son has had his 08 C1 for about a year. We had great fun together searching for his first car. I was sad to see him take it off to Uni because I don't get to take it out for a spin. For such a small engine they've got some punch and the ride is surprisingly smooth. He loves it but don't you just love your first car. You gave a nice summary. Perfect first car or little run around.
For a little bit more money you could get a 107 with two slippers in the trunk.
I had a Ford KA as a courtesy car and it was surprisingly nippy and fun to drive. Reminds me of this car
My daughter had one as a first car - never went wrong in 4 years and cost buttons to run / fix. Great car
I changed a clutch in a C1 varient last month and it was literally the definition of adult Lego, they’re so easy and refined to work on, just a shame that they’re also refined. But as a first car stand point, I can see why they appeal
We have a 107 as a family pool car... 2006 31k miles auto, love driving the little go kart round town..
Love these little run-arounds. We have one as the second to our Land Rover. Fun,fun,fun to drive.
I bought my daughter a Peugeot 107 59 plate with 33000 miles and I used the car checker you mention on the video. Great video's . Any chance you could do a video on Kuga or edge
These cars are great, the issue with the leaks is the rear back lights we sold one to a customer and she kept bringing it back as when it rained the spare wheel bay would be full of water, so we stripped everything out the back and I sat in the back whilst someone jet washed the back of the car and it came in trickling down the back lights!!!!
Nice find Matt. Money off for the missing 'T' from Peugeot at the back? (Wouldn't surpise me if a customer actually pointed that out) 😄🤣
A mate had an Aygo and it was like the Tardis. I'm 6'2" and I fit in the back. The trade off was that the boot was comically small, but it was remarkably spacious. She also drove it like she stole it and it never went wrong.
Love the sound of these cars👍
It was only a week ago I was looking on your channel to see if u had reviewed one😂, brilliant.
Good cars for those who want basic motoring. These sell quite well, along with the C1 and Aygo.
We had a few of these and yes, we now miss the simplicity of basic motoring. A Twingo 2 TCE GT holds that candle currently here, but that car is way too loaded 😊. The original Aygo and its badge-friends may, once, become classics! Last of the simple ones....
Spat my coffee out about the flip flop comment, very quick, nice little motor😂
My mum recently retired, and needs something cheaper to run. I thought one of these would be perfect for her. For me, this was a well-timed video. Thanks for all the entertainment Matt.
I own an aygo and I recommend it to anyone who doesnt need to transport stuff.
Lovely little motors. I've had a Toyota Aygo for nearly 2 yrs, it's my 14th car 😜 I had to laugh when you said about the indicator stick, I've just replaced mine. I've had my dad in it, we're both over 6ft and there's tons of room in them, it's like the Tardis. This is no word of lie, it's getting over 55 to the gallon and I live near North Penines, so it's very hilly. Lovely little run about.
Rented a slightly newer Aygo on holidays. Great cars and surprising decent to drive. Like a go cart in ways
I do enjoy your videos, some proper funny little one liners, keep the great content going! Oh and if you stumble upon any decent m240i coupe, 17 or 18 year with decent spec and mileage pls let me know.
I loved my 107 I was averaging on a run 65mpg they are bulletproof replace both discs and pads for £26 id have another one in a heartbeat
Belting little car, little to go wrong. Mad props for 'the previous owner was Heather Mills...'
Recently bought on of these as my first car. Been a year since I passed, struggling a bit to drive it as the clutch is so different to what I learned in but when it gets going its class.
A trip down memory lane this one (for many of us by the looks of the comments!) - I had a 2009 C1 and put 100k on it in 4 years. Nothing broke. It swallowed people and work stuff on a regular basis and was just a brilliant, versatile, reliable little buzz-box. I think the only possibly criticism I could make is, it was pretty noisy; there was no money spent on sound-proofing. I'd have another one in a heart-beat, and it's easy to see why they're good sellers.
My wife has the c1 same year with 67,000 miles on it and it’s a great little car and we’ve had no problems with it at all 😊
great video.
I just had a quick browse of your stock and noticed that you’ve got an electric Mercedes B Class. I for one would love to see a decent video of that, not many good videos of them on RUclips and that actually stopped me buying one to be honest.
Heather Mills, laughed out loud again,you’re so sharp 😂😂
I bought one new from the local dealer in 2012 for less than 6k... happy days... It was a great little motor with never a moments bother. I even ferried some fairly heavy workshop machinery about in it...
I totally agree, these are brilliant little things. Rust is starting to kill off earlier examples, but that's life. The main weakness on the engine in my view is the small oil sump. As you say, people don't service them. They do tend to burn a bit of oil so if you never check, the engine will very quickly run low and cause damage. Water pumps alwas fail around 80-100k miles, but it's a cheap fix if you catch the fault in time. Last one I bought was £250. The reason it was so cheap was it was leaking petrol. The cause of the leak turned out to be the fuel line came unclipped from the sender, presumably from someone jumping on the back seat (a known issue). Clutches only last around 40k miles, but it's not a big job to replace.
My wife had a 2 tronic we had to change the clutch at 70k
But you need the computer to put the actuator in to sleep mode before you do the clutch.
And back windows on five door model when the bonding brakes down and falls out.
But they are a great first car
mines at 70k no issues so far! my service history is fantastic really. i wanna say i used to drive approx 110-130 miles a week on £25/£30 petrol which was a blessing as a sixth form student & working 5/6 days a week. very economical; i could not have asked for a better first car & it's great to learn general maintenence, etc. i'm hoping to learn how to service it when i'm back from uni. how would i keep an eye out for water pump failure?
do you have anyone you could recommend to do a clutch on one of these for cheap? Im being quoted like 500-600 all in, trying to find it around 200-250 all done
Brilliant video, Matt. 👏 And an awesome car. 👌
Thanks! 👍
Bought a 10 plate C1, 2YRS ago for £400, its a starship enterprise with 183k miles but uses no oil and still going strong. Great little runabouts or 1st car.
Great cars I miss mine to this day! Cheap to run reliable and everything was easy with it 👍
I love your you tube channel. Great work mate and I'm from Australia so some of the cars you feature we don't have here.
Haha a short car, short video😎 as always entertaining Matt💪🏼
Glad you liked it!!
Had the c1 for work, loved its honesty with bomb proof engine
Love your work 👍
Good car .had mine 12 yrs now . perfect for shopping .love the lightness of the pedals much better than the fiesta which is a much heavier bodied car.
We’ve had our 2014 Peugeot 107 for about 4 years, and it’s a great little car, really nippy, and mobile…
Other good thing is that the engine hp means we don’t need to pay car tax, due to its low emissions…really reliable, and has never failed it’s MOT, not even an advisory so far…
Only slight issue is that, if you don’t take it for drive for about 10 days in cold weather (as we’re using other car) then battery dies, so have to recharge it…but that’s more our own fault…
Slight update on the battery, we've since replaced the battery, and now no longer have the above issue.
I've got a C1 which my mum gave me after having it for 12 years and it's a brilliant car! Never gone hugely wrong and it has takes us everywhere. Needless to say, I will run that car into the ground!
Have always said that about these being the new version of the original Mini, but they are way better in so many ways, Minis used to rust before your eyes yet these dont seem to suffer, we had one for the kids to learn in, changing the front disks and pads was cheaper than doing the ones on my mountain bike. Neighbour has a 2008 one, it just sits outside, year in year out and never changes. See care companies running them, they do huge mileages, never really heard of one breaking, clutches on the earlier ones are a weak spot and the indicator stank, other than that, very little.