Safety1st wrote:If you can get a cheap one..go for it...
How much money do you have to play with?
If about 8,000£ and you after a super car....try..
www.taillights.net
Brilliant place..and super customer service....
TripleS wrote:Safety1st wrote:If you can get a cheap one..go for it...
How much money do you have to play with?
If about 8,000£ and you after a super car....try..
www.taillights.net
Brilliant place..and super customer service....
Hmm, plug number 73 - are you on commission there S1 ?
Best wishes all,
Dave.
Safety1st wrote:If you can get a cheap one..go for it...
How much money do you have to play with?
If about 8,000£ and you after a super car....try..
www.taillights.net
Brilliant place..and super customer service....
SamD wrote:But though I like the Ingolstadt image, £8k gets me 250bhp of Swedish turbo brick... "rusa iväg"
http://www.nmjmotorhouse.co.uk/pages/cars_set.htm
(look for the red T5 if its still there...yummy)
SamD wrote:
The 130bhp version of my Golf's 1.9 is probably fairly grunty, the 2.5 tdi even more so.
But though I like the Ingolstadt image, £8k gets me 250bhp of Swedish turbo brick... "rusa iväg"
http://www.nmjmotorhouse.co.uk/pages/cars_set.htm
(look for the red T5 if its still there...yummy)
BillZZR600 wrote:SamD wrote:
The 130bhp version of my Golf's 1.9 is probably fairly grunty, the 2.5 tdi even more so.
But though I like the Ingolstadt image, £8k gets me 250bhp of Swedish turbo brick... "rusa iväg"
http://www.nmjmotorhouse.co.uk/pages/cars_set.htm
(look for the red T5 if its still there...yummy)
SHMBO runs the 1.9 Tdi (130bhp sport) A3 and yes the grunt really surprised me, whilst still maintaining around 55+mpg average whilst making good "progress" What it woud be like in the Larger models though I couldnt say.
ScoobyChris wrote:Or if you fancy something run of the mill with decent handling, have a look at a nearly new Mondeo (either TDCI or V6). Loads of toys, bags of power and torque and a bargain if you pick them up after the bulk of their depreciation Running costs are cheap too....
Chris
Safety1st wrote:ScoobyChris wrote:Or if you fancy something run of the mill with decent handling, have a look at a nearly new Mondeo (either TDCI or V6). Loads of toys, bags of power and torque and a bargain if you pick them up after the bulk of their depreciation Running costs are cheap too....
Chris
but it's a ford at the end of the day..and everyone has one..
Safety1st wrote:Go for something with a bit of panache, flair, flamboyancy...
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