Citroen DS3
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Originally Posted by AquilaEagle,Jan 4 2011, 03:17 PM
No Philips don't. Most come out of just a few factories these days. I'll see some (or a colleague will) over the next couple of days so could try and find out, and see if it's a known issue. 
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Wifey could have got a "goddess" to appeal to the domestic goddess in her.
Saz will be pleased to know that there is a DS to co-ordinate with her duvet.
http://info.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/ds-rang...rid=orla_kiely_
Saz will be pleased to know that there is a DS to co-ordinate with her duvet.
http://info.citroen.co.uk/new-cars/ds-rang...rid=orla_kiely_
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Originally Posted by veehexx,Jan 27 2011, 01:03 PM
i said to the other half, "what do you think of that?". she said "ewww".
Love that suspended woodburner in one of the room settings.
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The DS3 possesses what is perhaps the worst model logo/badge on any car I've ever seen. The 'DS3' thing on the rear is hideous.
Quite nice car though... apart from the vertical front fairy-lights on some models.
Quite nice car though... apart from the vertical front fairy-lights on some models.
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Having been in Sammy's car i'm suitably impressed with it.
Certainly feels much better screwed together than Citroen's i've driven in the past!
I'd give the Orla Kierly version a miss though!
Certainly feels much better screwed together than Citroen's i've driven in the past!
I'd give the Orla Kierly version a miss though!
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