That was a surefire giveaway that you are new or haven't been lurking here for years. It actually made me glance at your post count!
Help please - Have £4000 but didn't like the ST220
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That was a surefire giveaway that you are new or haven't been lurking here for years. It actually made me glance at your post count!
WOOOO MONDEO....YAY!!!! I LOVE ME SOME MONDEO ACTION!!!
I HAVE ONE AND I WANT TO HAVE ITS BABIES!!!
There, first time for everything
Not exactly difficult when its competition would be 1.0 Polos, Mk4 115bhp GTi's and a whole load of other rubbish cars that VW were producing at the time.
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Whats all this banging on about "Passion" in a Skoda VRS, have they been smoking on da crack pipe?
I like the engine in the VRS, its easy to mod and get loads of power out of, which is a good thing, however i prefer the looks of the ST220 and its a better drive.
I like the engine in the VRS, its easy to mod and get loads of power out of, which is a good thing, however i prefer the looks of the ST220 and its a better drive.
Lets put this back into perspective shall we, none of these cars, be they an ST220, an Octavia vRS or a Volvo S60 T5 etc are exactly overflowing with automotive passion and 'joie de vivre' really now are they. All of them are fast versions of bog standard every day cars, none of them are exotic sports cars built with love and care by people who drink petrol in the morning and snort break dust in the evenings.
because he wanted £2900 for him to mot it
i payed £2400 for me to mot it myself, i can do all the work myself if it fails and im sure mot the parts are from golfs and theres plenty of golfs in scrap yards so i dont really care
i payed £2400 for me to mot it myself, i can do all the work myself if it fails and im sure mot the parts are from golfs and theres plenty of golfs in scrap yards so i dont really care
That would have rung big alarm bells to me - if he wanted another 500 quid he obviously knows theres something wrong with it. Hope its nothing serious
An MOT is about £50 isn't it? It's certainly not £500.
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So why did he carve £500 from the price of an already undervalued car as soon as he realised he could get you to take it without an MOT?
theres nothing wrong with it it drives perfect
ive phoned 10 mot centres so far, theyre all fully booked until next week!!
I've driven cars that feel fine but fail the MOT for some reason. He obviously knows what it is or he would have paid £40 to have it done and sold it for more cash
We'll see, we'll see. I suspect there will be something wrong with it, the circumstances of the sale strongly suggest that there will be, or the previous owner would have had it MOT'ed and pocketed £450.
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I can't help be feel we're being drip fed information by the op on purpose to get responses out of you guys, i find the way the event have unfolded very odd to say the least and no sane person would have purchases that car under those circumstances, something doesn't add up imho.
Not surprising with how quick people jump on threads like this.
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