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Meat-Pie-SRI

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Registered: 10th Apr 02
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18th Oct 04 at 17:40

what are you opinions on these??

I like em and a mate is selling a nice one, i am v tempted as i now have the need for something relible.

sunnyb

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18th Oct 04 at 17:40

i love em one of me fav cars!

stubbsy

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18th Oct 04 at 17:55

absolutely lovely motors, sound nice with induction kit but whatch your fuel consumption

watch the needle drop

Icy

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18th Oct 04 at 17:59

luv em too
wouldnt afford insurance tho

stubbsy

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18th Oct 04 at 17:59

insurance isnt as bad as you think icy
get a quick quote on http://www.tescofinance.com/personal/finance/

[Edited on 18-10-2004 by stubbsy]

Icy

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18th Oct 04 at 17:59

wot group insurance?

Bonzai

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Registered: 25th Mar 03
Location: Cardiff, Wales Drives: 205 GTi 1.9
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18th Oct 04 at 18:02

get the corrado, golf cannot handle the heavy engine anywhere near as efficiently.

superb engine tho

Jambo

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18th Oct 04 at 18:03

love them, so nice

Bit saggy apparently in the corners, but nout a decent suspension setup wont change,

Did someone say nik saran racing

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18th Oct 04 at 18:04

reliable IF serviced properly, good build quality

Icy

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18th Oct 04 at 18:06

corrado 2.9 vr6 storm mmmmmmmmmmmm

but i wud luve a yellow or white corrado g60

stubbsy

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18th Oct 04 at 18:06

£870 fully comp for me 22 in low crime with 3yr ncb

[Edited on 18-10-2004 by stubbsy]

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18th Oct 04 at 18:06

yellow ones

scirocco storm is the ways forwards though

Icy

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18th Oct 04 at 18:08

quote:
Originally posted by stubbsy
£870 fully comp for me 22 in low crime with 3yr ncb

[Edited on 18-10-2004 by stubbsy]

quote other week
2.0 8v mk3 golf
£1k with 17s n tints
4ncb 23yr old 9points

CORSA NUT

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18th Oct 04 at 18:16

Ermmm love them and was seriously going to buy one but then thought of the tax..petrol and heard they are way to nose heavy.

Not even that fast either! Just drive your mates and make your own mind up

Personally i would rather have the corrado .

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18th Oct 04 at 18:34

corrado parts much much more expensive though

Bonzai

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18th Oct 04 at 18:35

quote:
Originally posted by jr
corrado parts much much more expensive though

dont crash or break it then

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18th Oct 04 at 18:36

it will brake, its a vw

Mattb

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18th Oct 04 at 19:27

slow for what they are.. only 174bhp iirc

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18th Oct 04 at 19:29

yep, im sure the AAA and the BFV are around that, with the slow-motion being 204bhp

Mattb

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18th Oct 04 at 19:32

yep.. would be alot better if the cars weren't so heavy and sloppy in the corners... smooth ride tho

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18th Oct 04 at 19:33

been anywhere in a mk5 yet, i moved one today and was unimpressed by it, it had also done 40 miles and had a major crankshaft seal leak

Mattb

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18th Oct 04 at 19:36

driven loads of places in mk5's. slow as shite, but nice firm and precise in the corners, heard about the 2lt fsi.. 150bhp, and about 120lbft torque... lame!

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18th Oct 04 at 19:37

i prefer the mk5 astra TBH, think there nicer to drive

on the mk5 i think the inside is just cheap

Mattb

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18th Oct 04 at 19:38

you also forget nasty, and bland..

Bonzai

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18th Oct 04 at 19:44

quote:
Originally posted by jr
it will brake, its a vw

really? it of said VW have one of the better reputations for build quality and overall longevity

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