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[Laurie 10]

Hey guys, not long until a Corrado will be mine! Am currently on the lookout for a VR6 but would be equally as happy with a 16v. Apart from the obvious reasons, can anyone suggest what would be better to go for? I've had all sorts of Golfs in the past but am bored of these and am falling in love more and more with a Corrado. I have a budget of around £1500 (loosely) so would like to know what I should be expecting for my hard saved pocket money. I am 22 years old so am fully aware that insurance will be high, can anyone recommend any companies that have served them well so far? I seem to be spending far too much time on the classifieds page but am starting to get lost with what I should be looking for or staying away from.

Help would be very much appreciated,

Cheers

Laurie

[dark.ryder 10]

go for a 1991 as they have just swung into the classic car bracket, shop around the suppliers of classic car insurers like footman james etc. The vr6 should be out the window straight away unless you have deep pockets. and it will be a couple of years befor they become classic eligable. i managed to add my g60 to an existing classic car policy for an extra £20

[Toad 0]

Good to see you here. I'll find the buyers guides for you.

[Toad 0]

Here is some information.

 

And some of the specs for the different cars can be found here.

 

P.S. Did you know I'd automatically be attracted to this thread from the title? :lol:

[Peebee 0]

You should find a vr6 for £1500, won't be a show winner but will do the job nicely. Also give Green light insurance a ring if it's modified. I'm 26 with a 4 mo conversion, all mods stated, £390 comp.