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Teddy
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11th Sep 11 at 14:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Apologies all,

Another Corsa diesel related thread.
After the last thread regarding the 1.3's, I am looking at the 1.7 Dti's

I have spotted two so far.

1 has 90k full history Sxi spec - but is a little out of price range, and would rely on me being able to knock the seller down.

The other is Sxi spec again, full history etc, but has 123k miles.

I know its a diesel etc, but how good are the 1.7's, and should I be worried / put of at 123k?

Both look clean straight cars from the photos.

If anyone has any other suggestions for small hatch diesels (non-french) with under 100k, with a/c post 2001 reg, that would be great also.

Constuctive input would be greatly appriciated.



[Edited on 11-09-2011 by Teddy]
AlunJ
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11th Sep 11 at 14:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I'm no expert but I think the 1.7dti is pretty much bomb proof.
Teddy
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11th Sep 11 at 15:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hoping so!
Going to look at both tomorrow, and see what is going on.

Hopefully they will live up to expectations.

However i think i am more likely to get the higher milage car, but I am concerned about the milage, and just wanted to get an idea of if they will go, and go, and go!
T21SVJ
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weve got a 1.7dti astra work van with 170k on it, oil and filter change every year and thats pritty much it.

it never puts a foot wrong always starts gets abused everywere.
John
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11th Sep 11 at 15:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Wouldn't fancy any corsa with 100k miles on it.
Teddy
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11th Sep 11 at 16:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Needs must John!
AlunJ
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quote:
Originally posted by John
Wouldn't fancy any corsa with 100k miles on it.


mines just passed 100k... feels nicer to drive for it tbh
and my old 1.5TD was on 130k when I sold it, didn't miss a beat and it's still going

[Edited on 11-09-2011 by AlunJ]
John
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It would still be going, just wouldn't fancy a corsa interior after that many miles, can't see you having many other problems though.
alan t
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what about a mk 6 fiesta tdci?
AlunJ
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quote:
Originally posted by John
It would still be going, just wouldn't fancy a corsa interior after that many miles, can't see you having many other problems though.


admitted it's a bit shit and rattles and squeaks lots
mattant
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11th Sep 11 at 20:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by alan t
what about a mk 6 fiesta tdci?


Aren't those a lot more expensive than a Corsa? Also have you thought about the 1.7 in an SRi? they aren't much more than an SXI http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201136413740717/sort/priceasc/usedcars/fuel-type/diesel/model/corsa/make/vauxhall/radius/1501/page/1/postcode/s352qp/keywords/sri?logcode=p
Teddy
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11th Sep 11 at 21:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Out of budget to be honest, the Sxi is right at the top end as it stands.
Gareth T
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11th Sep 11 at 21:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Engines haven't even been run in going off the mileages you gave. Both 1.3 and 1.7's are good engines.
AlunJ
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I've never had a problem with the 1.3cdti's in my experience but lots of people supposedly have, it's a fiat engine.
AlunJ
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the 1.7cdti is a decent engine, love driving the work's combo
Teddy
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Yep only found out by chance they were fiat, no first hand experience but have been told to avoid.
Sunz
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Corsa 1.3 Cdti - Group 7 insurance - 64 mpg - £30 a year to tax - 69bhp - 170nm torque

Corsa 1.7 dti - Group 9 insurance - 60 mpg - £95 a year tax - 73 bhp - 165nm torque

Corsa 1.7 Cdti - Group 13 insurance - 57 Mpg - £115 a year tax - 98bhp - 240nm torque

Or something French as you love them so much !
But really French diesels are great !

1.5 dCi Extreme 2 - Group 9 insurance - 67mpg - £20 a year tax - 80bhp - 185nm torque
Jord16vSport
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quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
Corsa 1.3 Cdti - Group 7 insurance - 64 mpg - £30 a year to tax - 69bhp - 170nm torque

Corsa 1.7 dti - Group 9 insurance - 60 mpg - £95 a year tax - 73 bhp - 165nm torque

Corsa 1.7 Cdti - Group 13 insurance - 57 Mpg - £115 a year tax - 98bhp - 240nm torque

Or something French as you love them so much !
But really French diesels are great !

1.5 dCi Extreme 2 - Group 9 insurance - 67mpg - £20 a year tax - 80bhp - 185nm torque



If you're getting these insurance groups off of Parkers then they are all wrong. Parkers have gone crazy on that for some reason. The 1.7 Cdti is only a group 6.
John
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1.3 is a good engine, insurance groups mean just about nothing anyway so no point paying any attention to them.
Sunz
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quote:
Originally posted by Jord16vSport
If you're getting these insurance groups off of Parkers then they are all wrong. Parkers have gone crazy on that for some reason. The 1.7 Cdti is only a group 6.


Maybe in the old terms its group 6, would be surprised if its group 6 now as Corsa 1.2's are group 7.


Yeah I agree also that insurance group doesn't matter too much now as well, just put the figures there to compare them all.

[Edited on 12-09-2011 by Sunz]
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quote:
Originally posted by Jord16vSport
quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
Corsa 1.3 Cdti - Group 7 insurance - 64 mpg - £30 a year to tax - 69bhp - 170nm torque

Corsa 1.7 dti - Group 9 insurance - 60 mpg - £95 a year tax - 73 bhp - 165nm torque

Corsa 1.7 Cdti - Group 13 insurance - 57 Mpg - £115 a year tax - 98bhp - 240nm torque

Or something French as you love them so much !
But really French diesels are great !

1.5 dCi Extreme 2 - Group 9 insurance - 67mpg - £20 a year tax - 80bhp - 185nm torque



If you're getting these insurance groups off of Parkers then they are all wrong. Parkers have gone crazy on that for some reason. The 1.7 Cdti is only a group 6.



^ no mate the above is correct ive got an 05 plate Corsa C SRi CDTi and it is a group 13 now
jameswalshe1990
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12th Sep 11 at 17:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

1.7 dti engines are bomb proof used to have one had it from 70k and sold it on 192k and was still nice to drive and had no major problems with it just kept it maintaned
AlunJ
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quote:
Originally posted by Jord16vSport
If you're getting these insurance groups off of Parkers then they are all wrong. Parkers have gone crazy on that for some reason. The 1.7 Cdti is only a group 6.


Insurance groups have changed, it's now 1-50 rather than 1-20!
http://www.parkers.co.uk/News/News/New-insurance-groups-explained/
Jord16vSport
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quote:
Originally posted by AlunJ
quote:
Originally posted by Jord16vSport
If you're getting these insurance groups off of Parkers then they are all wrong. Parkers have gone crazy on that for some reason. The 1.7 Cdti is only a group 6.


Insurance groups have changed, it's now 1-50 rather than 1-20!
http://www.parkers.co.uk/News/News/New-insurance-groups-explained/


Oh right cheers, did confuse me a bit. Thanks for clearing that up. Still pretty low then!

 
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