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Korsa

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Registered: 25th Jan 03
Location: Cardiff S.Wales Drives :Blue/Purple Corsa
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9th May 04 at 17:35

damn gti international............

fran_lupo

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9th May 04 at 17:41

hey i never heard u complainin

only thing was 'theres too many rusty bits for sale'

Korsa

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9th May 04 at 17:49

2 right..................

"have u got any manky old suspension bits"

YOU DO...... SOLD

supacook2k

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9th May 04 at 19:13

1.8 16v corsa for me m8 probably 2001 reg, will have enough money for car and insurance in 2 months!

Korsa

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9th May 04 at 20:22

my transplant should be done by the summer(ish) time....

Bonzai

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Location: Cardiff, Wales Drives: 205 GTi 1.9
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9th May 04 at 21:25

quote:
Originally posted by supacook2k
1.8 16v corsa for me m8 probably 2001 reg, will have enough money for car and insurance in 2 months!

why buy a car thats clearly rated by many automotive journalists as no competition for its rivals, in particular 106 GTi or Saxo VTS

please dont say 'cos its a corsa'

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 14:40

cuz he might like 'a corsa'

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 16:32

if that is the case he needs to get out and get a ride in some far superior cars and realise just how bollux Corsas are

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 16:42

Like a 205

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 16:57

no, like a 106 GTi or a Saxo VTS

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 17:01

or a red top 2ltr corsa.....

[Edited on 10-05-2004 by XTC113]

CwmbranCorsaGirl

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10th May 04 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by Bonzai
if that is the case he needs to get out and get a ride in some far superior cars and realise just how bollux Corsas are

Nowt wrong with corsas..... You used to have one.....

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 18:08

i still do

theres not alot wrong with them no, but they are far worse a car than its market competitors

its not all about speed. its about driveability, something which is lacking in corsas ive been in

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 18:47

driveability as in = speed???

[Edited on 10-05-2004 by XTC113]

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 18:56

a mixture of things. speed, handling, comfort, ride

kev_corsa

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10th May 04 at 19:37

looks can also be brought into this argument and IMO the corsa c is way better looking with its modern design compared to the slightly dated looking 106 and saxo. Plus, i wouldnt b caught dead in a saxo as they r as common as muck and i like to be different

Just my opinion tho

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 20:27

obviously they aint the only options, but they are probably the market leaders at the moment. i agree wth what you say about the looks, Cs do have a stylish look and id choose just about anything over a saxo, but 106s arent bad, the GTi and Rallyes stand out from your boggo 106s

my main arguement tho is there are better cars out there for a fun filled driving experience. for one i reckon Frans lupo would out handle the corsas on here. also Ka's are pretty nippy in the steering. just a shame they didnt do them with the 1.25 or 1.4 zetecs

fran_lupo

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10th May 04 at 20:58

lol too dam rite it would bonzai

lol, big wheels see

on a more serious note, i was contemplating buying a 106 gti, but after reading reports about them they dont crash too well apparently.

say what ya like about veedubs being unreliable, but the build quality in them seems sturdy enough, so im sticking with them for now

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 21:14

well....

1, speed can be sorted with an engine transplant....

2, handling can be sorted with a nice set of coilovers

3, cant knock the corsa for compfort

and id rather have big wheels

Bonzai

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10th May 04 at 21:26

quote:
Originally posted by fran_lupoon a more serious note, i was contemplating buying a 106 gti, but after reading reports about them they dont crash too well apparently.

well theres an easy answer to that

and kurtis, yes theres always an answer by throwing money at a car but why should you?!?! modifications just push your premium up. and id still put money on a 106 GTi whooping a 2.0 16v converted corsa on a real road

Korsa

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10th May 04 at 21:45

ummmm i doubt that..... how much bhp does the gti have??

but we could always test it if fran gets one..........

James R

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11th May 04 at 10:31

I'm with ben, given the of a new(ish) car, it would have to be the 106GTi, with a full weld in cage mind, and if you think they are bad at crash's, wait till you see what nova's can do.
Got to be said, throwing the same amount of money at both a corsa and a pug, the pug will be better cause it's better to start with, however you can't beat the redtop of the small block XE engines.

fran_lupo

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11th May 04 at 11:02

i think the 106 gti has about 120 bhp as standard

James R

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11th May 04 at 13:19

correct. not as good as the smallblock XE when tuned though

Bonzai

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11th May 04 at 15:19

taken from Evo magazine:

106 GTi - 4.5 / 5 (best handling supermine - starting to show its age)
106 ralle 1.6 - 4 / 5 (bargain no frills thrills - not as much fizz as original 1.3)
106 rallye 1.3 - 5 / 5 (Frantic, thrashy fun - needs caning to extract full potential)

oh look...

Corsa 1.8 SRi 3 / 5 (the sensible suupermini - lacks real flair)

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