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mwg

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Registered: 19th Feb 04
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20th Dec 06 at 14:56

And doesn't the engine need taking out to do the cambelt? or something along those lines?

They are pretty damn sexy looking cars though.

Ojc

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20th Dec 06 at 15:02

Don't think so, thats the old Clio 16v and Williams.

SetH

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20th Dec 06 at 15:02

Engine doesnt need to come out for cambelt, thats shiat coupe's.

mwg

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20th Dec 06 at 15:11

Ah well

If its not that then its just that it costs alot to have done unless the advert I read was a bullshitter. Said recent major service bill for 1k

Ojc

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20th Dec 06 at 15:12

Probably was 1k as he had to have the thing rewired.

mwg

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20th Dec 06 at 15:12

quote:
Car has full service history from Renault INCLUDING THE 5 YEAR CAMBELT CHANGE and I also had the water pump replaced when they were doing it! Beware, not many cars for sale have had this done and cost is circa £1000!!

thats the one!

Tom

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20th Dec 06 at 15:17

Would have to be the facelift shape sooooo sexy

Get it done you chump.

mav

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20th Dec 06 at 15:29

end of the day it's their car and if they want the VXR

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hope you enjoy it...

baza31

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20th Dec 06 at 18:40

do it !!!!!!

Steve

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20th Dec 06 at 19:07

dont get a clio v6 although they look awesome they are disappointignly slow

Ojc

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20th Dec 06 at 20:01

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
dont get a clio v6 although they look awesome they are disappointignly slow

Are you stupid? The 255bhp facelift model does 0-60 in 5.2 seconds you helmet.

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
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20th Dec 06 at 20:03

they timed a 182 trophy at similar times round a track to one!

[Edited on 20-12-2006 by Steve]

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20th Dec 06 at 20:46

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo

quote:
Originally posted by jr
TBH i cant see how its a wrong decision when 99% of people on here havent driven both

No such thing as a wrong desicsion....

Its going to be HIS/RACH's car, not your lots! The astra is cheaper than the scoob, it may be a better drivers car, but the vxr i assume from the reviews will still be a hoot to own/drive....

So i say let him be

xxx

thats what i meant jambo, people are saying its a bad descision, but there not the ones who have to live with the car, and make sure its evreything they want

my only intrest in convincing people to buy cars is the one where i keep sending you ad ford escoss's till you buy one

CORSA NUT

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20th Dec 06 at 22:06

Well blow me i seen and sat in a black VXR today and i must say they look SO much better than in pics etc

Just havn't driven one to compare to a scooby.Having had FWD RWD and 4WD cars i can honestly say 4WD is so much safer and can help exploit the performance on offer.Mind you the VXR would be fun to wrestle with...

Would be nice to have the choice TBH

Ojc

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20th Dec 06 at 22:10

Pics don't do the inside of a VXR justice.

Joe

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20th Dec 06 at 22:15

There is a silver VXR round my way, I think if I was getting one it'd be silver. Makes the car look more classy, and not as garish. I don't think you'd be disappointed if you get the VXR.

Ojc

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20th Dec 06 at 22:26

Neither do we.

Thanks guys and girls.

whitter45

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20th Dec 06 at 22:30

get what you first considered I would say otherwise you will always say what if

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