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will_ainsworth

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Registered: 8th Jun 07
Location: London, UK
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7th Dec 07 at 17:19

im starting to find my corsa a bit boring, not sure what to do, get a new corsa and put all my stuff into it or just get another car,

what car should i get? i do like the 106 gti, but would i be able to get insured - and with who and what price, im 17, but i would get one with 1yncb and id be 18 by tht time.

any help or advice? just the 1.0 is getting annoying just cus its got no power!

i was thinking of gettin a 1.6 corsa sport and transfer my stuff over but im not sure anymore!

stan_the_man

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Registered: 14th Feb 07
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7th Dec 07 at 17:19

Get a bigger engine - not a 106

16V_1600

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7th Dec 07 at 17:21

quote:
Originally posted by will_ainsworth
im starting to find my corsa a bit boring, not sure what to do, get a new corsa and put all my stuff into it or just get another car,

what car should i get? i do like the 106 gti, but would i be able to get insured - and with who and what price, im 17, but i would get one with 1yncb and id be 18 by tht time.

any help or advice? just the 1.0 is getting annoying just cus its got no power!

i was thinking of gettin a 1.6 corsa sport and transfer my stuff over but im not sure anymore!

That's the shite thing bout trying to insure a car and be 17. Unless you're prepared to part with £000's you're stuck really withanything 1.4 and under

Fonz

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Registered: 12th May 06
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7th Dec 07 at 17:21

i love my 12v but not for the power....the way it looks, attracts attention and the noise.....if you want power go get it cos no 12v will give u endless smiles

[Edited on 07-12-2007 by Fonz]

corsa_nation

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Registered: 27th Dec 04
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7th Dec 07 at 17:22

if you can, get a 1.6 so you can use all your extras on it.... depending on insurance though i guess

Simon_16v

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7th Dec 07 at 17:25

And if you want to pay 180 a year on tax too lol

16V_1600

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7th Dec 07 at 17:25

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_nation
if you can, get a 1.6 so you can use all your extras on it.... depending on insurance though i guess

When I bought my 1.6 sport, The guy at the garage I bought it from said that he had an 18 year old lad said he'd buy it. Got a quote for it and it was over £2000!

So he backed out and I bought it.

£425 fully comp @ 25 with 5 years NCB

will_ainsworth

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7th Dec 07 at 17:34

i spoke to insurance a while back, on a 1.6 corsa i would need to pay 200 more than on my 1.0 which was 900 odd so im able to do it, just i duno if i want to just sell my car, and sell my irmscher bumper and seats and wheels etc seperatly and get a different car, i love blue or yellow gti's and they are comfy with the leathers lol duno just bit bored with corsa, what would people say its worth with everything on it + my irmy airdam,

58.000 miles
cat back stainless exhaust
irmy airdam,
gsi astra alloys
sparco milano 2 buckets
electric mirrors and windows
colour coded
no rust
really clean,

Ben G

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Registered: 12th Jan 07
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7th Dec 07 at 18:55

this thread makes me smile...

the fact that when you kept going on about getting an engine conversion for your 1.0 i suggested just buy a standard 1.6 sport and transfer your bits over...

you said NO as it would be too hard and you don't want to do that..

you also replied something like ''i will go through with this, i'm not just saying it unlike other people'' when i said loads of people say about engine conversions and never carry them out.

funny how times change

scottyp1989

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Registered: 29th Jul 07
Location: Warley, West Midlands
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7th Dec 07 at 19:02

i was paying nearly £2300 on my gsi

JonnyJ

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7th Dec 07 at 19:04

Keep it until you can afford something you really want. I had to put up with a 1.2 16v until i was 20!

andys sxi

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7th Dec 07 at 19:11

a 106 gti is a higher insurance group so will b more expensive than a 1.6 sport and 4 a decent 1 that hasnt been thrashed will b dearer too

as some 1 said its the higher tax bracket aswell and mine is quite thursty on petrol as well so ur petrol bill will go up also if u get bored easy havin two cars the same 1 after another might get bored easily.so just have a think bout that

April 08 feature car

deano87

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Registered: 21st Oct 06
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7th Dec 07 at 19:23

Wait is my advice. You're still young in driving terms, have literally have no experience. Get used to driving first, in normal driving conditions, rush hour and what not.

A 12v, with the right suspension set-up (i.e if you're into modifiying) will be just as good on country roads than any other car.

You can still get done for speeding in a 12v, so that is something to think about.

chrisj_88

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Registered: 22nd Sep 06
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7th Dec 07 at 19:42

i was in the exact same position as you mate. learned to drive in a 1litre corsa, and that is still my car today (im 19) but was sick to death with the power, so i've saved up and bought parts gradually, and now waiting to get my xe put in.

just hang on mate. there's no point in paying thousands to insure a 1.4, just wait a nother year and get proper upgrade

JinThaMC

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Registered: 5th Aug 07
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7th Dec 07 at 19:47

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Wait is my advice. You're still young in driving terms, have literally have no experience. Get used to driving first, in normal driving conditions, rush hour and what not.

A 12v, with the right suspension set-up (i.e if you're into modifiying) will be just as good on country roads than any other car.

You can still get done for speeding in a 12v, so that is something to think about.

Nice,
In that case lets all get a 12v then?

Fonz

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Registered: 12th May 06
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7th Dec 07 at 22:28

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Wait is my advice. You're still young in driving terms, have literally have no experience. Get used to driving first, in normal driving conditions, rush hour and what not.

A 12v, with the right suspension set-up (i.e if you're into modifiying) will be just as good on country roads than any other car.

You can still get done for speeding in a 12v, so that is something to think about.

sound advice!!!
i got mine lowered on an AVO kit and the handling is superb! im just waiting to save enuf to get a car that will make everyone else jealous!! (VX220 here hoping!!)

Revolver

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Registered: 25th Apr 07
Location: EP, Cheshire Drives: Astra 1.6 LS
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8th Dec 07 at 00:10

Your just 17 and bored of your car?

Wake up will you.

DC90

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Registered: 14th Nov 07
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8th Dec 07 at 00:13

I got a 1.0 12v..Hits 90mph which is enough for any car..Only prob is acceleration, obviously.

Corsa_Scotty

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Registered: 8th Aug 07
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8th Dec 07 at 01:50

driving a 106 is like sitting a tin can!!! you dont know when its gonna fall apart

[Edited on 08-12-2007 by ScottyBhoy2k7]

Andrew

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8th Dec 07 at 07:07

I don't really know. I'm just worried you will loose your licence if you think a 1.0 is boring.

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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8th Dec 07 at 09:13

i was paying 2400 on my 1.4 sport

Andrew

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8th Dec 07 at 09:30

I'd have a 1.0 if it halfed my fuel bills

£70 a week in fuel is pissing me right off

IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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8th Dec 07 at 09:32

stop driving like a tool then

[Edited on 08-12-2007 by IvIarkgraham]

Andrew

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8th Dec 07 at 09:38

I don't push my car that much now

Just reminded me though, i need to put my expences in for work

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