Mr oemforyou

hahahahah i see a can of worms opening up here!!... ive gotta say though how possibly can a 2.9 v6 be the same as a 2.o 16v are the 2.0 that bad on fuel? man i feel like my brain is popping ive gone from getting a vr to a g60 to a vr to a 16v and now im just bloody confused!!! so what are the mpg on all the different types of engines? surely there must be some difference?! how lazy is the vr6(i mean this in no nasty way!!) i would prefer something a bit revvy i have a a3 1.8t sport at the mo and i find it hideously boring to drive and handles like a piece of crap(its standard) (i did have a 320bhp subaru before it though).what i dont understand is why people would buy a £2500 2.016v when u can pick up a vr if the vr is such a superior car!or am i missing something? im sorry to keep on just wanna work out which is the best car for my money so i can actually start looking properly without flitting from different spec every two seconds!!.....

Oh and what mpg can I expect? Are they that close in mpg?!! So what is the vr and g60 compared then?.. Sorry for all the questions.

Hey thanks for anyone reading this and willing to help. I've been looking for a corrado for a few weeks now was orginally looking for a vr6 but if I'm honest I think it gonna be to heavy on fuel as I only do around town driving I have owned a g60 before awhile back and know that will be quite thirsty too.I loved the look of corrados and always have but don't really want the running costs if the vr or g60 ,also thinking I woul prefer the high revving fun of a valver I think I would have more fun in this type of setup rather than the smooth pull of a vr. Is there a preferable engine to choose from between the 1.8 8v,1.8 16v,or the 2.0 16 valve and what's the difference in these different engines? Is there a preferable one for tuning and what's the tried and tested tuning route with these? Thinking keeping it na. I have around £2000- £3000 to spend what's the ideal amount to be spending on one of these?I want a clean looked after example. Thankyou for any help cheers chris