No Budget Reviews: Accidental HubNut Rip-off Edition - 2006 Peugeot Expert 2.0 HDi E7
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-One 2006 Peugeot Expert 2.0 HDi E7
-One Mobile Phone
-No Fancy Outfits
-No Obscure In-Jokes
-No DSLRs
-No Shotgun Microphones
-No Fluid Head Tripods
-No Idea about Exposure
-No Budget Whatsoever
This time, for no apparent reason, I once again become Mr Ian Seabrook from the HubNut channel as we test a 2006 Peugeot Expert 2.0 HDi E7 (also known as a Citroen Jumpy/Dispatch or Fiat Scudo), and deal with a forbidden fuel engine (yet again), a very strange ashtray, bits of trim falling off, a broken ramp, the wobbliest gearchange ever and generally speak about little of any consequence at all. Nothing untoward, then...
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Unless this vehicle has a serious mechanical fault this would not be suitable for Mr Seabrook as he has a habit of buying vehicles with numerous minor faults and major mechanical faults. Good review Joseph.
I think Ian was on the right track with the Fiat Multipla, unfortunately it was absolutely trashed and abused in the name of Z list entertainment for morons.
Mr Seabrook has not had much luck with his attempts to find the ideal family car recently, has he? I thought this morning that I might put myself in his shoes and seeing if we could endeavour to solve the family's transportation problems....
Those that work well he quickly gets rid of. 🤣 (The Vectra and Primera were quite fine if I remember correctly.)
We do talk about diesels on this channel! Fantastic video as always
My name is Ian Seabrook, sir! At least for today. The HubNut channel is very friendly to forbidden fuel vehicles.
I had one of these vans a 2006 one owned for for 6 years Great power Had mine chipped to 140bhp But problems I encounted where the Airbag Squib broke pain in the arse to fix very hard to start in the cold weather nearly had to put a new heavy duty battery in it (120mha)every year, but the biggest thing to watch for was RUST on the subframe alot of them seemed to rot on the front passenger side leg Nigh on impossible to fix sold it as scrap with 247000 miles on it
Yes, the engine was quite strong in this one, probably one of the best things about it. I don't know how rusty this one is, but I am not surprised many of these have been scrapped due to corrosion. I hope Alex's one doesn't have that rust on the front chassis leg which killed yours off!
One of these would make a fine family car for Ian, it's so Hubnut.
I am Ian Seabrook, sir! Just for the day anyway....
@@lloydvehicleconsulting
Need to get Ian a tweed jacket and a beige leather interior.
@@paulie-Gualtieri. , I do like a nice beige leather interior....
It would be proper HubNut if it was fundamentally broken in some way
@@Nimmo1492 , that gearbox was pretty bad....
Im sure Hubnut would love this!
That is why my name is Ian Seabrook, sir! Just for today...
Obscurity at its finest, super practical too
I think the main thing is the practicality, there may be one or two disadvantages which could have become apparent during the course of the video.
I’ve got 2 of them one with 316k and that’s just been retired and a 06 with a shocking 513370 miles yes just over half a million miles and still going strong.
Thank you very much indeed for watching and commenting!
I’ve just bought a Citroen Dispatch of this Facelift era, on a 2004 04 plate.
It’s a 2.0 HDi forbidden fuel van on 205000 miles.
They are pretty cheap to but now and great value, very practical and roomy, not fast by any means but they do the job as intended.
These are still being used as Taxi’s in certain parts of the uk especially up in the north, Derbyshire, parts of Yorkshire, they are pretty rugged vehicles.
I’m suprised Ian hasn’t bought one for his family before now, but then maybe the Berlingo is big enough and is probably quicker.
I love mine though. Perfect for carrying “Stuff” like E-bikes and scooters and whatever else.
Good review again Joseph, it’s one of your older videos, I don’t know how Ivd missed it!
Sir, I am afraid that I must have hit my head the night before and woke up believing that I was Ian Seabrook. I saw the error of my ways fairly quickly, and things returned to normal later on that same afternoon.
It's having your hair cut....Letting ll the freshair into your brain ...Big yellow taxi , reminds me of a song...and i believe you will be at POL in April.....Finally get to meet you and talk about a certain green 1.8 Connie
Yes sir, we are aware of Joni Mitchell's greatest hit, sir, and actually quoted it during the video! I will say more about Pride of Longbridge in the next channel update, sir...
Good taxis back in the day, as I said before interiors not the best, however they did eat the miles significantly well. These and the Scudo were incredibly popular around my way.I drove a Citroen Dispatch it was more lively the Transit/Tourneo Connect. But the Ford was more comfortable and held up better interior wise. Being a field engineer back in the day this and the connect brings back fond memories. I was not expecting you to feature something like this on your channel sir, but I'm glad you did.
Well sir, I wasn't in my right mind yesterday, and so we did go a bit overboard, didn't we? Many reviews back in the day made the same comparison that you did between one of these and the Transit Connect, and I think that it is a good comparison between the two.
Hello mr Seabrook 😂
Why, good evening, Simone!
Good review Mr Lloyd, they still use these people carrier vans as taxis in Preston, Lancashire. A few years ago i was a passenger in one as a taxi and although it was quite slow and noisy, it was also very spacious and comfortable.
I am surprised how many people keep telling me that these are still used as taxis in their area! This one was reasonably spritely with the later engine, although the earlier ones would be very slow. Certainly spacious, headroom is ridiculous, and legroom is not too bad either!
Loads around Lancaster too Rushy, big old comfy bus
@@PlanetautoUK , it does feel a bit like driving a bus!
@@lloydvehicleconsulting great fun 😀
@@PlanetautoUK , we aim to please, sir!
That's a well know taxi the stains on the seats give it away it was use for porn lol
Let's not think about that now, sir!
I wouldn’t advise you to google fake taxi Sir
So I am told, sir...
Bonjour je suis Joseph, votre chauffeur.
🤣🤣🤣
Merci, Monsieur Parr!
Ah ha Mr Seabrook I think you have found the perfect vehicle for the family and the dogs through the Fake Taxi writing perhaps may be taken the wrong way by a certain age group of men! Will try and see why the taxis are yellow for you from our friend who comes from Bournemouth.
Normal service to be resumed in the next video where we don't talk about...... Unless Mr Seabrook returns!
Yes sir, I am only Mr Seabrook for the day. He will return on his own channel... Plenty of space for furry friends, children, general detritus. Compared with the Multipla, however, the Fake Taxi lettering on the outside is positively tasteful.
Was this a Bournemouth ex taxi
It was, not any more!
All very french lol 😂 I have worked on a few of these I must say there not my favourite vehicle's but you being Mr HubNut for the day. Am sure you would love it. 👍
In my right frame of mind, I would have been a bit dubious about it, but given I believed that I was Ian Seabrook yesterday, a lot of my normal prejudices were brushed aside. It doesn't make the engine access any easier, however!
Well this is nice and bright. Although perhaps not pink enough for Mr S.
I see in true PSA style all the extraneous pieces have fallen off exposing the good mechanicals underneath.
Another good test sir. Pity no wiper test. ;)
The wiper test wouldn't have been very interesting, sir.. Of course there have been some unnecessary pieces which have somehow parted company with the rest of it!
The Peugeot email I sent this afternoon was pure coincidence... Did the Ninja Turtles downscale their Party Wagon??? Lol thanks for this.
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles,
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles,
Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles,
Heroes in a half-shell,
Turtle Power!
I have driven a van version of one of these when I temped for a couple of weeks in late August 2005 at the Sterling Peugeot franchise in Norfolk. The same dealership where the tidy red Peugeot 205, featured on this channel, was sold! My job was to cover for the regular driver to deliver and collect spare parts. Sterling was bought by the nearby long established Ford franchise Busseys.
I quite liked driving it and I remember the handbrake on the right hand side.
Is Ian S still looking for an economical family wagon to replace the void left by the dodgy Multipla? One of these would be ideal. Agree that he should shift the leaky Camry if so.
Oh, and well done Joseph for getting the Joni Mitchell reference in there! 😁 I was thinking of that song just before you spoke the lyrics.
Oh sir, we had to make a Joni Mitchell reference before someone put it in the comments! That right hand handbrake made it feel a lot older than it was, I think. I remember that 205, sir... Mr Seabrook certainly does need something to replace the Multipla and the Camry, as even if the Toyota was completely fixed, the fuel economy could be better, and this could be a possible suggestion.
What a wonderfully hideous vehicle. Even the seat covers are suitably horrible.
I expect it has to smell of Magic Tree air freshener with undertones of BO and stale puke coming through?
It had just been cleaned inside, so nasty smells at all. I left the seat covers on, though. It was fun, I must admit!
Well I seem to be broken today! its 5am Sunday morning and watching review of a bright yellow peugeot van, thank you Mr Lloyd for giving me something to do whilst I can't sleep, great review as always.
Oh, sir! Sorry to hear that you were having problems sleeping last night. I would have thought one of my videos would be a perfect cure for insomnia (in fact there is one coming out soon which definitely is), but I hope that you enjoyed it nevertheless.
5k, Well done.
Thank you ever so much indeed, sir! The 5,000 Subscriber Special just went live.
Glad you came round, just the T shirts to get reprinted now!!! Btw where is this most affluent area?
It is Sandbanks, sir, on Poole Harbour. We chose the most appropriate vehicle for it, of course.... No need to reprint the T-shirts, sir, I no longer believe that I am Ian Seabrook.
17:43 wow ! A Cadillac BLS estate . That’s a rare beast , and just a bit HubNut !
It's actually probably even more suitable for me than it is for Ian Seabrook!
I'm pretty sure it's pronounced You- la -sees !
Nice content.
Thank you, Richard! Glad you enjoyed it. Got another of Alex's cars coming up on the channel next week.
Le Jumpy, c'est tres joli, Monsieur !
Very very commendable vehicle considering the life it has led and the mileage covered. It has obviously been well serviced.
I will remind you sir that the Citroën Synergie Exclusive was available with the 2.0 litre 16v in beautiful dark green, blue and red metallic paint with a beige leather interior. Just putting it out there.
Oh sir, it may have been the case, but finding one of those Eurovans with a beige leather interior and the top petrol engine would be quite difficult these days. Hopefully an automatic as well, since the manual gearboxes are a bit floppy. I think Mr Seabrook would have been impressed!
@@lloydvehicleconsulting Mr Seabrook would be in a state of uncontrollable excitement at the prospect of this Eurovan.
Also yes Sir, the 2.0 litre was available with a 4 speed automatic gearbox. A fine Choice.
Of course the Volkswagen Sharan did have a 2.9 litre VR6 engine but I am not sure of interior spec.
The Sharan was available with a beige leather interior, sir... I passed a facelifted Mark I Galaxy V6 today as well. It's much better to have an automatic in one of those Eurovans. I saw the pictures of the 806, and it is a very suitable specification for Mr Seabrook.
Nevermind HubNut, I love these! Especially with the earlier XUD engine. Amazing engines. I sent Ian a Facebook ad for a Citroën Synergie yesterday - when did you last see one of those?
I was sent an advert for a Synergie recently too, sir. It had an engine which we cannot discuss on this channel.
@@lloydvehicleconsulting Was it a black one for £400? It's sold now, but yes it was a diesel.
@@SuperFIFTHGEAR , it was a green one, sir...
Very HubNut if I may say so Mr Seabrook !
Ah yes, sir! I did have a bit of a mental aberration yesterday and thought that I was Ian Seabrook. All back to normal now.
You have to know the rules in order to break them.
It's the fourth time I seem to have accidentally been beside myself and become Ian Seabrook for the day, sir!
@@lloydvehicleconsulting These things happen. Just the other day I thought I was Cleetus McFarland.
@@chrisweddle2577 , did you do anything different when you believed that you were Mr McFarland?
@@lloydvehicleconsulting Hell yeah! Turned up the boost and did a huuuge burnout!
@@chrisweddle2577 , well done, sir!
It certainly doesn't make me jumpy! Was this used for a 'Booze Bus' at some point?
Not sure, sir! Who knows? You can see why they didn't use the Jumpy name in this country, can't you!
@@lloydvehicleconsulting Dumpy more like.
@@alaricbragg7843 , maybe, sir....
Interesting vehicle! Great review as always!
Glad you enjoyed it, sir!
If one has nothing good to say one should say......nothing. But I did enjoy the views of the seaside.
I had plenty of nice things to say if I temporarily believed that I was Ian Seabrook, and we did enjoy our trip to the seaside too!
@@lloydvehicleconsulting Yes, thanks for the video! I just could not warm to a vehicle like that.
@@roygardiner2229 , that's absolutely fine, sir! In my right frame of mind, we wouldn't be talking about this sort of thing on the channel, but I seem to have been beside myself yesterday....
seen that for sale somewhere I'm sure
Yes, the owner bought it quite recently.
Very practical if a bit French
That's just the way Mr Seabrook likes it, I believe!
4:09 I hear what appears to sound like an inline 5, did you happen to see or remember what it was?
Gosh, not sure, sir! I was trying to concentrate on getting my words out without stuttering and not falling over at the time...
@@lloydvehicleconsulting oh no worries. Anyway, it was a surprise seeing you in a forbidden fuel Josep... I mean, Mr Seabrook!
@@dbt2787 , well done, sir! It's only when I temporarily believe that I am Mr Seabrook that such short term fits of madness occur.
@@lloydvehicleconsulting I think hubnutophrenia might be a common occurrence on this channel as for this video, don’t you think?
@@dbt2787 , it only happens occasionally, this is the fourth time in a year, though....