Nothing really...
2 tyres and a rear silencer, and a brake cylinder.
Very very cheap car to run...
Costs me 32 quid to fill it and gives me 600 miles in return.
Unfortunatly the car is just too small unless you're a 4 foot midget.
I'm 6ft 3 with 2 kids and in order for me to drive comfortably I have to have the seat right back, even then my head rubs off the roof!
It is reasonably quick for a small diesel and will happily take on most petrol cars upto 1600cc.
I'm selling it at the moment because of space... or lack of it. Its the best little run about you could wish for, but doing any longer than a half hour journey and your rear end feels it!..Its just not a comfortable car.
The diesels require service every 6000 miles, which is a pain, but its easy enough to do yourself, with just a fuel filter, oil filter and oil change your ready to go for another 6000miles.
I would buy another peugeot, but not a 106 just for the sake of size.30 pounds worth of shopping from asda fill the boot to capacity and if you happen to get a few bargains then they'll have to go on the back seat!
I feel this review is a bit unfair. First of all how did someone who is 6.3 foot expect to be comfortable in any small car? Also I find the boot to be very spacious and can fit at least 12 full shopping bags in.
My zest 3 runs nicely and is indeed pretty cheap to run. Only thing is, the clutch is very sensitive, and the spring action means it can be tricky to get that exact biting point for a quick hillstart in traffic for example (like when you don't quite stop so you don't use the handbrake even though you should). I know people will say I should always use the handbrake, and now I do because I have too, but I wonder if they could have made the clutch pedal smoother to operate. Still, all in all, a great little motor! :-D.
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