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What's the top speed of the 60ps?

MickA
in Škoda Citigo

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I don't have to worry (at least not too much) about speed limits - there's an obtrusive oik shouting "beware" at me from the PID, and there's an even more obtrusive voice shouting "you're exceeding the limit" from the front passenger seat. "Speed monitoring" in duplicate!!!

There's an option to disable the speed warning on the PID, as for the missus.. well she can just sit in the back :D

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  • BossFox
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    That doesn't surprise me. 110mph indicated is in reality probably about 100mph true speed. And the 60PS will comfortably do a true 90mph on the flat without straining too much.

  • Phil-E
    Phil-E

    Not with the stereo yours has in it no!

  • BossFox
    BossFox

    I did a quick test and it works, but it is dependent on the surface grip, there is not much of a buffer in the activation of the system. Tried in the work depot on a sheet and it did a sharp brake wi

Hyphons "as for the missus.. well she can just sit in the back :D"

 

Will YOU tell her - I'm have no Street Cred whatsoever in that particular area - I find it easier (well, certainly on the ears) to simply say "Yes, dear" & slow down to snail-pace. 

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    Managed 110 on GPS 115 indicated going down a long steep hill lol. I think mine will hopefully get a bit quicker with more miles on the engine.

     

     

    Will YOU tell her - I'm have no Street Cred whatsoever in that particular area - I find it easier (well, certainly on the ears) to simply say "Yes, dear" & slow down to snail-pace. 

     

    I also find this is easier.........SWSBO sure knows how to ruin a perfectly good and fun stretch of road!!!

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    ASG and another gear to find 

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    Hope your passenger took that photo...

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    Hope your passenger took that photo...

    Can you imagine how dicy a 850 kilo city car would be at 110mph? :D I think you'd have to have rather large man parts to let go of the steering wheel to take a photo

    Can you imagine how dicy a 850 kilo city car would be at 110mph? :D I think you'd have to have rather large man parts to let go of the steering wheel to take a photo

     

    Maybe he has and he used them to weigh down the steering wheel :p

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    Maybe he has and he used them to weigh down the steering wheel :p

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    Can you imagine how dicy a 850 kilo city car would be at 110mph? :D I think you'd have to have rather large man parts to let go of the steering wheel to take a photo

     

    To be fair I was surprised how well mine felt at that speed, these are good well built little cars haha

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    Can you imagine how dicy a 850 kilo city car would be at 110mph? :D I think you'd have to have rather large man parts to let go of the steering wheel to take a photo

     

    Actually it was very stable on the 15" wheel and tyre setup from the factory, the European roads were dry, full fuel ...........

     

    Hope your passenger took that photo...

    ........ and a passenger

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