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Sadly I had to get rid of my Rover 45, it wasn't coping well with the motorway miles I was hammering it with every day.
Swapped it last week for one of these
Makes an absolute world of difference to my commute, and worth every penny. It's a 2006 Ghia 2.0 TDCI 130.
Swapped it last week for one of these
Makes an absolute world of difference to my commute, and worth every penny. It's a 2006 Ghia 2.0 TDCI 130.
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It looks like a good example.
Why did you go for this as apposed to a Fiesta?
Why did you go for this as apposed to a Fiesta?
Well when I was searching for my first car I was looking at both Fiestas and KAs, then came across that one day on Auto Trader. So I went to look at it, they wanted a quick sale so I ended up buying it there and then.
I've had no trouble what so ever with it since buying also which is a bonus.
I've had no trouble what so ever with it since buying also which is a bonus.
After never really being happy with my Mondeo ST TDCi I sold it the other week after going to see my next little toy...
Very much loved by previous owner (into detailing) Skoda Fabia VRS.
- 55k on the clock
- Full Skoda Service history
A couple of tasteful mods include...
- Stage 1 Re-map (~170bhp)
- Front Cupra-R Splitter
- Cupra-R Strut Brace
- Lowered 25mm (They sit quite high as standard)
I love it to bits Very pleased.
Very much loved by previous owner (into detailing) Skoda Fabia VRS.
- 55k on the clock
- Full Skoda Service history
A couple of tasteful mods include...
- Stage 1 Re-map (~170bhp)
- Front Cupra-R Splitter
- Cupra-R Strut Brace
- Lowered 25mm (They sit quite high as standard)
I love it to bits
Very pleased.Looks most excellent and snap
Will be updating my build thread this weekend, gf is off to NY, I'm getting the car back from the Gannon brothers on Friday and I have had been ordering lots of bits
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Thats not really a little toy is it, a practical and economical hatch, sure, but a 'little toy'?
What is it with people thinking these diesel Fabis are some sort of Caterham or Integra or something
Thats a diesel hatch, the post underneath yours contains a 'little toy'
[TW]Fox;16524121 said:Thats not really a little toy is it, a practical and economical hatch, sure, but a 'little toy'?
What is it with people thinking these diesel Fabis are some sort of Caterham or Integra or something
Hang on, you usually have a pop at me for my "Diesel City Car". Now it's a practical and economical hatch?
Make your bloody mind up!
Is that not what a 'Diesel City Car is'? practical and economical?
[TW]Fox;16524121 said:Thats not really a little toy is it, a practical and economical hatch, sure, but a 'little toy'?
What is it with people thinking these diesel Fabis are some sort of Caterham or Integra or something
Thats a diesel hatch, the post underneath yours contains a 'little toy'
Its a little toy compared with the mondeo I had, Size wise anyway
It still do a fair few miles every year, reasoning for the derv again.
Sheesh. Same old argument.
To be honest I'm not doing as many miles as I was previously with the Mondeo. I now get the train to work during my day shifts. Most family and friends live around 25 miles away. It suits me to go derv.
I've had the Fabia Vrs a couple of weeks now and its fantastic to drive. The re-map allows a much wider rev-range from the whole box.
I've had the Fabia Vrs a couple of weeks now and its fantastic to drive. The re-map allows a much wider rev-range from the whole box.
