Corolla T-Sport: what would be a good price for this example?

That's just my opinions. Then again I just drive a city car, so what would I know, eh Fox?

OK, so what must have essentials is the Civic missing that makes life utterly miserable? Low-end torque isn't a valid answer. ;)
 
Acme said:
Prices for these have been going up recently for some reason. I'd want to pay more like 1250 for that. 1500 if it's mint mint.

I don't like pre facelift ones.
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I didn't even notice the difference, all the cars I actually desire I can't get insured on. So I just went with my brain and thought, ok lets get something reliable, over 30mpg and something I can use to overtake elderly people on A/B roads if there's a need.

The Running Man said:
Post face lift all the way. It's almost 8/10ths civic type r performance for 6/10 the costs. Insurance prove is low bit these are good cars.

I've owned a corolla t sport and a Celica GT t sport special edition for 3 years each enjoyed them.
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I've been searching for a T Sport Celica, but they went up sky high... :o

Acme said:
EP3 has no creature comforts, Clio has a **** interior and dodgy electrics as well as a flat spot, Focus ST has awful fuel economy and a risk of cylinder liners cracking, MPS has the timing chain issue as well as torque steer, etc.
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You can rev the crap out of the EP3 though and it won't blow up... :D
MagicBoy said:
Creature comforts in a performance car? Good seats, heater, radio - Done!
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Exactly, seats that actually hold you in so you're not all over the place, radio with Aux/USB, AC would be nice. I would describe myself as a petrolhead... I don't care about automatically folding mirrors, I see it as unnecessary weight! :o
[TW]Fox said:
In a Lotus Elise, sure. In an everyday hatchback? Not so much.
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I've been commuting in all weather on a bike, I don't need comfort. I'm not over 50... :p

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If I can't find anything interesting by the time I heal up, I'll get an accord or one of those spaceship civic's. It needs a bit more power, as it'll be towing a trailer (nothing heavy, 500-750kg probs)
 
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I wouldn't want to tow anything with my T-Sport. :p

You want torque for towing, which the Corolla has none of.
 
Acme said:
I wouldn't want to tow anything with my T-Sport. :p

You want torque for towing, which the Corolla has none of.
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A diesel would probably be good, but I don't want a diesel. A trailer with 2 trackbikes isn't that heavy, Most average cars should be able to tow it. :p
 
I'm sure it will be fine. Just if you were going to be towing a lot of the time, I would probably get something different. For now and again it wont be an issue I'm sure!
 
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