jode

Hi, I'm hoping some of you Pluriel experts can help me out here. I have owned my pluriel since June 03 and only done ~24,000 miles, however have major leakage problems - the passenger footwell is currently FULL of water - i reckon about 10 pints worth - and the boot is also saturated. There is also a leak on both doors at the top which drips on you in the rain. I have had the boot and door seals replaced once before, a year ago - but already the water is back. I went to a dealer today who say the cost of fixing the problem is £2,000, obviously I screamed, and eventually citroen have agreed to pay the cost of the parts which leaves me with the labour charges ~£1,400 (on estimation). Also there is a condition.....it has to get fixed at a citroen dealership.....at a discounted hourly labour rate of £95per hour! Apparently this is a known problem and citroen have developed new seals, which they are only replacing when people report certain leakage problems. I feel totally outraged at the cost of this and am wondering if: a) this has happened to anyone else :lol: anyone know the likely re-sell value of such a young car (my thoughts are its prob not much more than £2k....? c) any other suggestions for stopping the water inflow...?! I do love my car, but the cost per mile is ridiculous - would have cheaper to get taxi's everywhere (and that is not taking into account insurance, road tax and petrol.....!!) Any advice greatfully received! J