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G_Man

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27th Mar 05 at 10:41

anyone owned both of them?? which did you prefer??

What does the Corsa have that the 106 doesnt?? and vice versa?

Kerry

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27th Mar 05 at 10:42

funnily enough we have a corsa gsi and going to be looking at a 106 gti on weds

Hagger

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27th Mar 05 at 10:46

106gti is a lot faster, interior is a bit dated tho! they have the same interior as mk1 106'es which is about 15 years old!
but u do get leather seats if u get one newer than T (i think!) reg.

Kerry

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27th Mar 05 at 10:47

one im looking at is T reg

but looking on autotrader there are some older ones with the half leather interior

G_Man

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27th Mar 05 at 10:49

let me know the differences kerry

Dave A

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27th Mar 05 at 10:52

corsa feels a lot more "solid" and build quality is poor on the pugs (depends on age)

pugs are faster in standard form, and handle a lot better, but to get a good one you need to spend a lot.

id spend the cash buying a mint corsa gsi and tuning it. thats what i did

but if your keeping them standard go for the pug.

also, everyone i know whos had a pug gti has had LOADS of major problems!

G_Man

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27th Mar 05 at 10:55

if i bought one or the other it will be slammed and have alloys, and nice looking interior, and maybe a few lil engine mods if possible

Dave A

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27th Mar 05 at 11:00

go for the corsa. get a mint gsi for £2k (hard to find but theyre out there) spend £1500 on engine mods and youll be seeing 145 bhp!

Dave A

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27th Mar 05 at 11:00

how much u thinking of spending in total?

G_Man

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27th Mar 05 at 11:03

not sur eyet, depends how much i get for my car, and how much i have saved, also depends on insurance, which restricts me to the extent that i modify it

Dave A

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27th Mar 05 at 11:05

wots the group on a pug gti?

corsa gsi is group 11.

G_Man

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27th Mar 05 at 11:09

12 or 13 i think

Kerry

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27th Mar 05 at 12:20

Fad

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27th Mar 05 at 12:32

i considered geting one for a run around but i'd rather not have constant problems coupled with useless Pug dealers...i got enought problems with the corsa i dont need that in life

Drove one a few times and just handles well thats the only thing i found good with it tbh

POISoft

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27th Mar 05 at 12:43

i have had both, corsa gsi was crap, slow, bulky, very unstable, and had lots and lots of problems, no end of problems i was forced to sell, 106 was fast, didnt feel so solid but then i didnt care about that, in a different class tbh

POISoft

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27th Mar 05 at 12:44

PS keeps up with Corsa XE (std), over a standing 1/4 if driven properly might even have the edge

Fad

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27th Mar 05 at 12:51

quote:
Originally posted by POISoft
PS keeps up with Corsa XE (std), over a standing 1/4 if driven properly might even have the edge

yeah but its like trying to sqeeze a pig through a cat flap to get it to go quick. Too buzzy and labourous IMO hence why they always break.

still ok cars but just dont live up to all the hype people give them

and as have the edge dont make me laugh std for std? i dont think so. I love this argument that always comes up time and time again. If you ask paul J he will tell you as std they wont keep up with XE's and my mates one always get blown into the weeds when mines working

[Edited on 27-03-2005 by Fad]

[Edited on 27-03-2005 by Fad]

corsa_godfather

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27th Mar 05 at 13:53

i raced an xe in my gti and it was even stevens all the way.user name is deanmcreynolds on here

gti's are good cars.ive not had any problems(touch wood)not known any1 to have major problems yet.feel a bit loose etc,but there good cars far better fun then my old corsa 1.6 sport.quicker off the mark and it has no problem passing 110-120.

gearboxes are apparently shit on them.thats what happens though if ur never off the redline on them.thumping through the gears.most people read up on the sites bout them.most people on the sites are prone to ragging there cars so its obvious theyl encounter problems as would every car.look after it and u wont have a problem as i do

big eck

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28th Mar 05 at 00:27

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_godfather
i raced an xe in my gti and it was even stevens all the way.user name is deanmcreynolds on here

His aint exactly the best running XE's out there

sorry dean

sxi boy

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28th Mar 05 at 13:20

ive got a saxo vts which is basically same car, chassis, engine etc as 106 gti, mine's one of the 130bhp verisions and all i can say is its a different class to the corsa, never stop smiling when i drive mine

steering is so precise and had plenty of feel, unlike the wooly corsa, engine is superb really zingy and rev happy (only problem is the short gearing, 80mph in 5th comes at 4k revs!) suspension and brakes are great, its a little twitchy when its on the edge but thats all part of the fun

go for the GTI

[Edited on 28-03-2005 by sxi boy]

Marc D

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28th Mar 05 at 14:42

gsi`s sound better and imo look nicer thats it lol

MatthewR

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28th Mar 05 at 14:45

Gsi B is dated now, GTi is super lil motor and quicker

Sly_SRi

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28th Mar 05 at 15:43

Gsi's are rarer, I seldom see them around here. would be my choice. And is my choice, hehe

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sassyminx

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28th Mar 05 at 16:59

gti more tuneable, look better, newer

but apparently go through gearboxes quite easily

corsa gsi- no comment, mine was shite lol

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