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what 106 or saxo have you owned jr?


neither, what have i driven for a period of time

106
saxo vts

well i have owned 2 or each for at least a year so i think im in a position to judge better
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i have also owned 2 106's and 2 corsas, i have had no problems with any of the 106''s but random bits fell off both corsas

Ive owned two 106s and one corsa, the corsa had 1 problems, the first 106 never ever let me down after 95k miles use even, the last 106 has had countless problems. Who can judge really?
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i tell thee a corsa b is not any better built than a saxo

im talking from experience


What random parts fell of your corsa?


wheel archs (on both), lower tray at the front, could pull the heater controls off with ease (on both), not to mention they both rusted to fuck underneath


Thats wear and tear, dont talk more shite by saying 106's or saxo's dont do that.

Have you tried not pulling the heater controls.

I know of a saxo and 106 who had constant problems with clutchs, joints, rattles, and general shitness.
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isnt your last 106 a ph1? thats like comparing it to a nova?
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isnt your last 106 a ph1? thats like comparing it to a nova?

its a 94 l reg, were talking corsa period
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i tell thee a corsa b is not any better built than a saxo

im talking from experience


What random parts fell of your corsa?


wheel archs (on both), lower tray at the front, could pull the heater controls off with ease (on both), not to mention they both rusted to fuck underneath


Thats wear and tear, dont talk more shite by saying 106's or saxo's dont do that.

Have you tried not pulling the heater controls.

I know of a saxo and 106 who had constant problems with clutchs, joints, rattles, and general shitness.


i have tried to pull the knobs off yes.

the wheels archs on none of my 106's have fallen off, none of that other mechanical stuff either.

the engines are also stronger, the only downside is the gearbox's i admit are a bit weak
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Actually im thinking about it, and I have to agree I hear more problems with saxos and 106s. Ask Paul J!
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Thats not saying they are the better all round car though steve!
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both cars are not amazingly well built, i have owned cars which have been known to have good build quality.

a corsa and saxo are equally as poorly built, and neither one is in the position to comment on build quality imo
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Why pull bits off? Isnt that looking for trouble, thats taking tyre kicking up a level.

Throw a brick through the window, hit the headlamp with a hammer.

Just dont pull the heater knobs. Iv heard more storys of dodgy 106/saxo's than iv heard of corsa's. And i know about 4x more corsa owners.
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My Corsa was better put together than any Saxo/106 I've ever been in.

Maybe the pre-97 cars weren't so good...
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both cars are not amazingly well built, i have owned cars which have been known to have good build quality.

a corsa and saxo are equally as poorly built, and neither one is in the position to comment on build quality imo
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Your quote means nothing still.
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Not true, corsa's are nowhere near as badly built and cheap feeling as a sax/106
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it does because people are trying imply a corsa is better built than something else, both cars in question are pretty poor, thats like me saying someones house is a sh!thole if i lived in a run down council house myself
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But you're judging a whole model of car from experience of 2 you've owned?

You might just have got lucky with the 106s and unlucky with the Corsas.

How many people on here have had trouble with their 106s/Saxos?

Everyone who owned one, bar you, apprently.
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it does because people are trying imply a corsa is better built than something else, both cars in question are pretty poor, thats like me saying someones house is a sh!thole if i lived in a run down council house myself


Its nothing like that.

Corsa's can take more abuse than saxo's or 106's . Witnessed it myself.
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not everyone, a few? like a few corsa people i have come across. My comment makes perfect sense.

People are saying "Its a saxo so its shit" basically.

Like i said a corsa is pretty shitty too, so its very hypocritical
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Or maybe it's just opinion.
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it does because people are trying imply a corsa is better built than something else, both cars in question are pretty poor, thats like me saying someones house is a sh!thole if i lived in a run down council house myself


Its nothing like that.

Corsa's can take more abuse than saxo's or 106's . Witnessed it myself.


i have owned, 2 corsa, 2 106's and a Seat Leon

I know what its like to have a well built car

a 106 is not well built

a corsa is not well built

If a corsa owner tries to say something is built crap that makes them a hypocrit

If a 106 owner tries to say something is built crap that makes them a hypocrit

End of!
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Shut up Steve your pissing me right off.
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excellent
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Originally posted by Timbaland
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Originally posted by Steve
it does because people are trying imply a corsa is better built than something else, both cars in question are pretty poor, thats like me saying someones house is a sh!thole if i lived in a run down council house myself


Its nothing like that.

Corsa's can take more abuse than saxo's or 106's . Witnessed it myself.


i have owned, 2 corsa, 2 106's and a Seat Leon

I know what its like to have a well built car

a 106 is not well built

a corsa is not well built

If a corsa owner tries to say something is built crap that makes them a hypocrit

If a 106 owner tries to say something is built crap that makes them a hypocrit

End of!



Mate to be honest your fair enough, you know what a well built car is due to the leon, which no doubt about it , is a well built car.

But you have to just see that corsa's are that bit better built.
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needs a lsd i think, i may be wrong but it was only lighting up one wheel so a lsd would omprove traction, and on the 1/4 mile i think it was sedate as the revs didnt seem that high


Didnt seem to rev high at all, so yeah possibly more to come driven properly.
A TDi North Supercharger kit on the K20A would be impressive on that saxo though, my mate has his CTR done, 292bhp
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i have also owned 2 106's and 2 corsas, i have had no problems with any of the 106''s but random bits fell off both corsas


Was it the fibreglass bits Steve???

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