Re: Renting cars in Europe

["R. Tonge" <rptonge@u.washington.edu>]

The Mondeo is a good motor, fine handling and sound engines (although the
turbo diesel is a bit rough). What about a Peugeot ? these are great cars
generally and the new 406 has been voted the best car in its class (mid
size 4/5 door)

Have a good trip

Rob
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On Thu, 24 Oct 1996, Andrew Duane USG/PE wrote:

> This is a resend, since the first may have dropped into
> this morning's black hole.
> 
> Several of us are going to Madrid next month, and need to rent a
> car for 3 days. There are 5 of us, with luggage. Unfortunately, no
> Audis are available (none would fit us all), so we are looking at:
> 
> Renault Nevada Wagon
> Fiat Ducata Van
> Ford Mondeo Wagon
> 
> Any comments on these cars from our bretheren across the pond?
> 
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