If not a corrado..then what??

[corrado wannabe 13]

Looks nice Walesy though Im biased ;-)

 

Heres mine:

 

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I need to get the armrest fitted, it really annoying me not having it!

 

Dougie

[scarlet_vr6 0]

Those T4 and 5 are not cars. They are road legal versions of that Enterprise starship from startrek ;)

 

Cheers,

Redfox

 

Redfox, your comment just made me laugh out loud in Starbucks :) I got lots of strange looks :(

 

 

 

 

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[Donjon 0]

Has got to be a z4m coupe a 964 911 or an 20v UR quattro.

[Walesy 0]

Looks nice Walesy though Im biased ;-)

 

Heres mine:

 

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I need to get the armrest fitted, it really annoying me not having it!

 

Dougie

 

Nice :D What wheels have you got on there then? I'm thinking if just getting some S-Line 17"s - I don't want it looking too bling or modded, but the current ones are a bit lost in the arches!

[corrado wannabe 13]

Cheers,

 

They are 18" OZ Michaelangelo 10's. Had them on my previous Audi and just swopped them over. It had 18" Sline wheels on it. To be honest I wouldnt really go any less than 18's as they will all look lost in the arches. Mine is an S-line so its a tad lower than the SE spec etc but there is still a fair gap at the wheel arches. Apart from debadging the rear and putting the RS4 Black optics grill on its a standard S-line body spec.

 

Dougie

[Walesy 0]

Dont' suppose you still have the S-Line alloys lying around taking up space have you? :D

[Redfox 10]

Beam me down Scarlet ;)

 

Seriously, cars are tripple the price where I come from, and a watercooled 911 is out of the question. Now, an aircooled one, that's something completely different. And it's a kind of return to the origin. A kind of source of all sportscars ;)

We'll see.

 

Cheers,

Redfox.

Edited March 5, 2012 by Redfox

[corrado wannabe 13]

Hi Walesy, Afraid I dont, they went onto the old one when I traded it in at Audi. Im assuming yours is a diesel? You have probably found it already but this is a good forum for info:

 

http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/forum.php

 

There is a lot of stuff on there. If yours is the 2.0litre lump Audi are doing a recall on all to replace the injectors FOC. I have had a few issues with mine so Im actually glad I bought it from a main dealer as I would have been a few squid out of pocket by now. Its a pretty solid car for the most part though. You will enjoy it.

 

Dougie

[Walesy 0]

Cheers for that, mines the 1.9tdi though :)

 

Shame about the wheels but I'm sure I'll find some!

[corrado wannabe 13]

Ahh cool, the 1.9 is pretty bullet proof.

I have the 170bhp model, its not that great on fuel (about 40 mpg) but it does pull very well.

It wont be a problem getting a set of wheels for the car, like I said, dont think I would consider anything less than 18's if your going to the bother of changing them.

 

Dougie

[Dr Forinor 0]

For £5K, nothing. My Corrado is a very civilised daily and I'd rather keep it using it as such :D To get the same level of point and squirt fun, performance and handling as my particular C, I'd have to spend a lot more than £5K.

 

No one car can tick all the boxes tho, hence why some folk keep their Cs for weekend use. Going back to a Corrado after driving something else is always like slumping into your comfy couch. Just feels right.

 

It's why even after 14months of being off the road, I still can't bring myself to get rid of my Corrado, it's mine, MINE!!

 

I know I will never get another car that has all that I want in the way that my Corrado does.

[Redfox 10]

Well you lot complain of prices, but in my country, we have to pay 180 percent tax on top pf the car's price. That means that a so so Corrado cost's 9500 GBP here ;(

A totalled wreck is around 3000 GBP-

To me, it's like you get them for free. Now, if only VW cared making spares......

 

Cheers,

Redfox.