James
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What about a seat leon cupra R?
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mav
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dunno what budget will be Adam but won't be scrimping hopefully, have a few £'s to spend..
don't see many astra gsi's really about here.......And nice interior,good engine and exterior's no bad....
CTR's are as common as corsa's on the road....
Vectra, a newer one and a gsi, mine was an Sri....
the zafira GSi ??? dunno why but think it's quite cool..........
unsre of the jap option...... scoob, evo etc etc
seat leon's ok, quite bland though i reckon...
[Edited on 06-05-2005 by mav]
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AK
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Registered: 5th Jul 00
Location: Aberdeen City
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Integra (DC5) 
thats what i would choose at the mo if i needed a practical type car
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BlueCorsa
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Get the Zaffy, especially at the end of the year when the new one comes out, the prices will be good for the old ones!
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Robbo
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quote:
Originally posted by mav
well only have the corsa the now so cannae be worse
both mates with them got kids.....
Kieran will be nearly 3 so...no baby seats or that, just booster seats.....
they seem ok with them, mates with kids...
[Edited on 06-05-2005 by mav]
The drivers seat dont pull forward, the passengers doesnt move much, he'll never be able to see out the window either an he'll probly ruin the alcantara
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AK
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a UK scoob would be a better option for insurance etc if your not overly bothered with the lower spec
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mav
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integra is sweet.....another option..... don't see many of them about....
yeah prices falling on the zafira etc...
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AK
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what the fuck are you gus ON
a zafira
go for it mav, you'll look ace 
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mav
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don't sound good robbo............
running costs for the scoob will be high??? or that a myth...?
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AK
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even the GSi.... blergh
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mav
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
what the fuck are you gus ON
a zafira
go for it mav, you'll look ace
...few mods, be a beast.........
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AK
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running costs for a uk scoob wont be high unless you treat it like a cunt....
and expect MPG of a 2.0 turbo...
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AK
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this makes sense....
maybe in the blue
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mav
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oh decisions decisions...shouldn't have started thinking about it so early...going to do my head in.....
want to keep the xe too... for fun.........
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mav
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
this makes sense....
maybe in the blue
now that is sweet.............
prices still quite high for them...???
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AK
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impreza.....
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AK
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sub 14k i'd say mav
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Marc
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£80 every 6 months for oil change if you provide own oil.
Major services £400-£600 - Includes full fluid change, plugs cambelt done at 45k, air filter, fuel filter.
20-35mpg
100miles from £20 just driving round town - about 22mpg.
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James
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That integra is sweet, they import only?
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AK
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£12,995
2001 HONDA INTEGRA TYPE R
Manual 6 speed, Choice of Blue Silver Red or Championship White. 17" factory alloy wheels, air conditioning, dual airbags, 220BHP, Brembo brakes, LSD all as standard. This is the pure competition model only available in Japan. No exspense is spared to make this home market car the most desirable Type R model in the Honda range. We can supply brand new vehicles to your specification from the factory and we hold one of the best used selections in the UK. A wide choice of vehicles available now from stock with prices starting at £12,995.
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AK
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dc5 has also been touted as the best handling FWD car..... after the last integra typeR.... DC2 was it?
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Colin
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Registered: 4th Apr 02
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White DC5 or a P1
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Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Adam Kindness
dc5 has also been touted as the best handling FWD car..... after the last integra typeR.... DC2 was it?
Sure it was the 1st one Adam.....both look ace tho, id take either in a second!!!
Right just going out now to reset ecu....cars playing up
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mav
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Registered: 19th Jun 01
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Like that integra in blue...might have to have a drive of one of them too..........
no bad price too............
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Colin
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yes.....mav............get..an.....integra..........................................................................................................
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