jr
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i take back 
had a VTS today to take for an MOT at work
is such a laugh, handles so so much better than a standard corsa, even mine possibly
just genrally driving feels alot more intresting than the corsa, and are so much better than i thought originally
doesnt feel as stable, corsa feels much more sure footed but saxo turns in so much better
would love the opertunity to drive one round a track
[Edited on 30-01-2006 by jr]
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TNM
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see! I've been saying it for years 
Corsas dont handle. Saxos do from standard!
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Robin
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banned
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jr
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bradfincham
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same as the clio
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mwg
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fair enough they handle but on the whole they are crap IMO
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Robin
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i agree though, my mates saaxo was really really good, lift off oversteer is bad though, ver bad
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Rob_Corsa
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agreed. I had a VTS and it was joy to drive compared to the corsa until it broke down!
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by TNM
see! I've been saying it for years 
Corsas dont handle. Saxos do from standard!
yes but saxos are shit overall. just because they hadle do't make them a good car
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Steve
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good engines in shit shells. thats what makes them fast
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RS6
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i don't feel safe in a saxo! lol
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Adam-D
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quote: Originally posted by fastevoboy
i don't feel safe in a saxo! lol
me neither
ive worked on a few and even newer ones are tatty and falling apart
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ed
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Did you like the plastic seats, door cards, windows, doors, engine, steering wheel, everything?
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Robin
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considering he owns a corsa, which internally is predominantly plastic, im gonna harzard a guess to his answer there Mr Ed.
i think it may be a yes
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N90ATH
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i still wnat a 106 gti, loved the drive and handled well, was a bit rattly but i would probely strip it anyway lol
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j0hn
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delete this thread lol!
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by N90ATH
i still wnat a 106 gti, loved the drive and handled well, was a bit rattly but i would probely strip it anyway lol
would still rattle
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by robmarriott
considering he owns a corsa, which internally is predominantly plastic, im gonna harzard a guess to his answer there Mr Ed.
i think it may be a yes
The Saxo is the worst offender for over use of plastic though. Corsa's have trimmed bits in the interior. Saxo's don't
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N90ATH
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quote: Originally posted by vibrio
quote: Originally posted by N90ATH
i still wnat a 106 gti, loved the drive and handled well, was a bit rattly but i would probely strip it anyway lol
would still rattle
lol true it would, but i wont buy one love the corsa too much and will be gettin a bigger car for a day to day runner
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jr
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im not dealeting this thread
i put the post up as i have slagged them off for years, not realising there quite good
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jr
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quote: Originally posted by robmarriott
considering he owns a corsa, which internally is predominantly plastic, im gonna harzard a guess to his answer there Mr Ed.
i think it may be a yes
i drive a corsa with no interiour, as you know mr marriott rattles are part of everyday life
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ed
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Surely no interior = no rattles? Or would that make too much sense
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jr
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You would think that
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Robin
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mine doesnt rattle, but brosters is worse than a baby with 17 rattle having a caffiene overdose
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Adam-D
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its the fact that if you hit something your gonna die
corsa's fold, but even the really bad crashes ive seen the person is generally ok
where as a crash half as bad in a saxo ive seen the guy die
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