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Extreme 2 had red seats, fog lights, but no alloys or larger rear spoiler. Billabong model had a green interior and had billabong on the side and on the dash strips but did have alloys and larger rear spoiler.
Think the extreme 4 was the equiavlaent to the dyanmique but also had become fully...
They have no fog lights, no rear spoiler, poorer seats, worse dash colour combo I've seen for a while, plastic steering wheel, no auto headlights/wipers.
As for that car, I think its more of an Authentique going by the seat pattern.
If your given the opportunity to test drive, give it a good blast, when you check the cap again it should have cleared up nicely and shoiuld be pretty clean.
If its drinking water like a mofo would be the best bet, i think it was mainly the 51-53 plate engines that had the mayo problem, something to do with the amount of short journeys the cars are used for and the poor design of the cap, 04 year they revised the engine IIRC.
51 plate or newer dynamique, earlier ones will be looking at a second cambelt replacement. Sterring wheels seem to melt for some reason, thats very common. Don't be worry if you look at a 1.2 and it has mayo under the oil filler cap, thats common on the the D4F engine. Rattly sunroof is another...
The next colour was going to be because they only came in red (Trophy) however I've now spotted a Petrol blue 182 and I must say I'm tempted by rareness of the colour!