I had not seen the second video, though that car does seem rather modified (not a complaint, but mine is pretty stock (except the wheels which are one inch up, though I have the original rims)), but he does mangle the Citroën history quite a bit (fair, considering he is apparently a novice in the field). Regardless, my intention is to keep this car operational as long as is humanly possible; so far, it's only the usual hydraulic leaks that plagues it, but nothing overwhelming. I have already begun to buy spare parts for the eventually they'll need replacing, since they are slowly going out of stock.
The first video mentions that Moose test as well, and references a channel that tries to do re-attempt it, but fails; I've seen that video as well, and it's pretty clear that those Xantias are not performing as they should; and no where in that video, are there attempts to fix the underperforming suspension. Likely, I suspect, because none of them truly knows how that is supposed to look like. The best description I've heard of the car is that it handles like a go-kart, which feels rather apt.
The first video mentions that Moose test as well, and references a channel that tries to do re-attempt it, but fails; I've seen that video as well, and it's pretty clear that those Xantias are not performing as they should; and no where in that video, are there attempts to fix the underperforming suspension. Likely, I suspect, because none of them truly knows how that is supposed to look like. The best description I've heard of the car is that it handles like a go-kart, which feels rather apt.