What do you think?

[stopbeating 0]

Hi all, i am new on the forum and i would like to post a very general question about your rado's, i would like to know what you think of them, as my parents are thinking of getting one and would like to know things like, what are the common faults, how easy is it to get the parts for them, how much do you spend on general maintenance of the car etc. thanks in advance to all that reply to this, i am very greatful. cheers

[Kevin Bacon 5]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

 

Please take some time to browse the forum for info to help your parents make a more informed decision.

 

It's all in here.....

[vr6storm 0]

http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5124

 

 

what you need to know :wink:

[stopbeating 0]

very helpful, thanks a lot you guys. i mightg just about be able to tempt them to buy one :D . cheers

[Jim 2]

Wish my parents were cool enough to want a Corrado, instead of driving around in a banged up old Mercedes estate :)

[stopbeating 0]

i think they have both decided to go throgh their midlife crisises at the same time, hell i don't mind as long as they get a rado, and my dad doesn't grow a ponytail :lol:

[Supercharged 2]

Wish my parents were cool enough to want a Corrado, instead of driving around in a banged up old Mercedes estate

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There obviously more sensible than you then :lol: - that meredes will probably last forever :wink:

[Jim 2]

Well it has done 150k, but it has gone through some pretty hefty engine work after the timing chain apparently snapped on it thanks to some work done in a dodgy garage. But for what it costs, and the fact that it has ACRES of room in it (drop the back seats and you can easily fit a large office computer desk in it), its still a great car. Very comfortable drive too - and rock solid build quality. Nothing squaks or rattles anywhere inside!!

[Kevin Bacon 5]

Nothing Squaks....... except when they carry ducks and geese in the boot? :mrgreen:

[Jim 2]

Indeed Spidey :)