I've given up on hybrid power

Soldato
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The arrival of a second child has forced me out of my trusty and reliable Honda Insight.

If you saw the previous thread, I was looking for something that has 4 seats, is economical, but would also be fun to drive.

I was rather keen on the new CR-Z, but I'd always be driving it thinking it needed a supercharger conversion, and it wouldn't even be getting much more than 45mpg. I also liked the Lexus IS220 D, but my sensible side was also thinking of an Audi A2.

So after a lot of thought, I've bought this. I think it fills the criteria entirely. :p

It's a 2004 Audi TT 225 quattro. It doesn't half shift!

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Soldato
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Oh dear, not exactly a baby wagon is it!?

I like the original TT though, still look great today and have generally been left alone by the dodgy modders
 
Man of Honour
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I do like these but good luck with the rear seats when the little chao there grows a few more inches. Not the most economic of engines either. I loved mine though.
 
Soldato
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Oh, did I mention. Its got lpg conversion. :)

We already have a family car. I just need enough seats to drop the kids off in the morning.


Exactly the reason i own a gto, kids spend 10-15 minutes in it at most, the other 99% of usage is pure me, may as well have a car i enjoy! For everything else we have a borefest golf :D

Whats the boot space like with the lpg, irc these are pretty tight at the best of times!
 
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He he!
Let me see? You been inspired by my thread? Well done, i am not the only one with a sport car on lpg. I am planing to do a dyno, 2 runs one on petrol and one on lpg to see what is the difference.
Welcome to the lpg club =) !
 
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