French car manufacturers are often famous for their style and innovation. However, some models, according to sales and owners' feedback, may not be as reliable as they would like. Here is a list of six French cars, which, according to Avtosota, are advised to buy only in cases where there is no other option.
Renault Laguna: This model has encountered constant problems with electrical systems, including dashboard displays, central lock and electrical failures. There were also reports of problems with the engine, transmission and quality of the assembly.
Citroën C5: Despite the innovative design, this model suffered from frequent refusals of hydraulic suspension, which led to expensive repairs. The owners also reported problems with electronic systems and engine.
PEUGEOT 407: The owners of this model have often encountered electronics problems, dashboard malfunctions and central lock problems. Diesel engines, including HDI versions, have also caused serious problems.
Renault Avantime: This unique car has experienced problems with reliability due to complex mechanical and electrical components, including unusual door mechanisms and electrical failures.
Citroën C3 Picasso: Despite its practicality, this model suffered from problems with reliability related to engines, gearbox and clutch.
Peugeot 1007: This compact MPV with sliding doors had innovative functions, but faced with problems of electrical sliding doors, electrical failures and other reliability of related problems.
Although these cars can have attractive design and functional features, their reliability can be in doubt. The owners reported frequent breakdowns and expensive repairs, which makes them selected to buy extremely careful.
