Audi TT 225bhp
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Quote: posted by vedhead on 26/03/2005 18:38:25
Much better cars in the class imo.
For the same money?
I am looking at spending around ?15000 which will get an Audi TT 225bhp S-line which includes 18" alloys, leather, crusie, climate, xenons etc etc.
Much better cars in the class imo.
For the same money?
I am looking at spending around ?15000 which will get an Audi TT 225bhp S-line which includes 18" alloys, leather, crusie, climate, xenons etc etc.
Quote: posted by thechief on 26/03/2005 18:58:37
I'd be having me an anni for that cash.
I have had one of those [^]
And an R32... so its time for something a little different. 4 wheel drive coupe seems to hit the nail on the head. I want to stick with VAG and have always liked the TT. Even though it has a stigma attached to it
I'd be having me an anni for that cash.
I have had one of those [^]
And an R32... so its time for something a little different. 4 wheel drive coupe seems to hit the nail on the head. I want to stick with VAG and have always liked the TT. Even though it has a stigma attached to it
In all fairness, it is a very nicely designed car, very unique in it's styling. There is nothing that looks quite the same on the roads (perhaps only the beetle a little) and it still manages to draw attention etc despite it being an old(ish) design. If practicality isnt an issue and you are quite happy with the image, it is a cool car. Certainly has a greater instinctive appeal than a Golf.
Quote: posted by oxford on 26/03/2005 20:25:12
How about saving for a Mk5 GTI? could be worth it in the end!
The TTs are great, however they are due a redesign soon and if I were spending that much money I would want something that is going to stay similar for a while.
The New GTI is top of my shopping list, however, its just not affordable to me at the moment. I have to buy a car on finance and currently the GTI has no discount and no cheap finance deals. Therefore I am after a car to tide me over for 18 months to 2 years, until I know whats happening on the income front.
Driving a MK3 at the moment, and its not really doing it for me [
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How about saving for a Mk5 GTI? could be worth it in the end!
The TTs are great, however they are due a redesign soon and if I were spending that much money I would want something that is going to stay similar for a while.
The New GTI is top of my shopping list, however, its just not affordable to me at the moment. I have to buy a car on finance and currently the GTI has no discount and no cheap finance deals. Therefore I am after a car to tide me over for 18 months to 2 years, until I know whats happening on the income front.
Driving a MK3 at the moment, and its not really doing it for me [
]If the Mk5 is top of your list, it will be worth the wait mate.
Thats what I am doing! - I know what I REALLY want, any anything else will be second best.
as it happens my work situation may be improving sooner than I thought, so I may have one ordered by the summer - however things change!
Keep saving buddy and running that mk3.
Also talk to some VW dealers about ex demo cars, there are some about! I am sure you will get discount if you hasstle them enough.
Thats what I am doing! - I know what I REALLY want, any anything else will be second best.
as it happens my work situation may be improving sooner than I thought, so I may have one ordered by the summer - however things change!
Keep saving buddy and running that mk3.
Also talk to some VW dealers about ex demo cars, there are some about! I am sure you will get discount if you hasstle them enough.
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TT's a lovely car, came VERY close to buying one before I had the mini 18months ago. Thins is I mentioned to a mate I was planning on ordering one and he went out and bought one that was sat in a show room! Fortunatley I hadn't signed on the dotted line...
The tt's still look good now especially with the s-line wheels and the interiors are still fresh. They are cheap to tune and they get reasonably good mpg's I'd say go for it.
J.
The tt's still look good now especially with the s-line wheels and the interiors are still fresh. They are cheap to tune and they get reasonably good mpg's I'd say go for it.
J.
Quote: posted by Golfgirl on 26/03/2005 18:36:09
Bit girly IMO, although it is quite common to see blokes driving them. If you were going to get one I'd go for the hardtop over the soft top so you look less of a poof[] Nice cars though[8D]
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What she said!
ROFPMSL at Golfgirl!
Bit girly IMO, although it is quite common to see blokes driving them. If you were going to get one I'd go for the hardtop over the soft top so you look less of a poof[
] Nice cars though[8D]^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
What she said!
ROFPMSL at Golfgirl!
Really wanted one in the early days and considered an LHD 180 in 1999. Since then its become too common on the market. Must say I have a soft spot for black ones, but felt they are a bit uninvolving.
Such a shame that stereotyping effects our car choices []
Such a shame that stereotyping effects our car choices [
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