I have had my 1.6tdi for 3 months and really like it, yes it has its niggles but what car doesnt!. Anyway, i generally change my car every year to 18 months and was just thinking how much i would love the FR tdi next. However, is it really worth 4 grand more than my than my car? I would like a fast petrol ideally, but I do over 20k miles a year so need a diesel! Is the car 4 grand better than the 1.6?
Not sure the Fr TDI is worth the money?
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As nobody's driven it IIRC... I will guess the same as the rest & say 'no'
£4k is a lot.. and it would have to offer something more than a bit of poke.
If you do 20k a year, and change often I'd be looking at residuals and GFV - as well as being a lot more comfy
£4k is a lot.. and it would have to offer something more than a bit of poke.
If you do 20k a year, and change often I'd be looking at residuals and GFV - as well as being a lot more comfy
well i have just ordered a 2L TDI FR 
IMO it is worth it simply for the fact that the fr has a lot more as standard, which makes up for a "portion" of the cost. It looks fairly stunning to me I have a 1.4 petrol SC sport atm, but fancy something a little more sporty.
Going to test drive it as soon as they have the sample motor in
IMO it is worth it simply for the fact that the fr has a lot more as standard, which makes up for a "portion" of the cost. It looks fairly stunning to me
I have a 1.4 petrol SC sport atm, but fancy something a little more sporty.Going to test drive it as soon as they have the sample motor in
well i have just ordered a 2L TDI FR
You could have bought a petrol cupra for the same price what were your reasons for choosing the TDI?
I will be recouping about £55 per month in fuel costs with the TDI FR. Helps towards paying for the car
I did look into the cupra, but without a deisel option, it put an end to that idea.
I travel 20 miles to work and 20 miles back every day, plus a lot of social traveling, so needed the better mpg.
I did look into the cupra, but without a deisel option, it put an end to that idea.
I travel 20 miles to work and 20 miles back every day, plus a lot of social traveling, so needed the better mpg.
I will be recouping about £55 per month in fuel costs with the TDI FR. Helps towards paying for the car
I did look into the cupra, but without a deisel option, it put an end to that idea.
I travel 20 miles to work and 20 miles back every day, plus a lot of social traveling, so needed the better mpg.
similar to me so a petrol is out of the question
Price may be more than the leon, but will keep its residual value (sorry about spelling) a lot better, as the new leon is coming out very soon...
This is only my opinion, i was willing to pay the extra cash for it, some people arent, thats what makes everyone different
I dont think there is a confirmed date yet, they must be thinking late 2010 early 2011?
even so, in less than 12 months, the value of the leon is going to plummet.
even so, in less than 12 months, the value of the leon is going to plummet.
Why?
Its got a whacking great 2.0 TDi up the front, I would have thought space is going to be tight let alone weight distribution.
I really dont think the new Leon will be out until next year! there is nothing in any mag about it unless i missed something? can anyone else find anything about the new Leon?
Anyway the current Leon in fr tdi guise is a great car, if i had a choice between the ibiza and leon fr tdi's i prob would have the Leon!
I think the Ibiza has always had a better residual than the Leon, not sure why? it seems the bigger seat's get the less money they retain?
Anyway the current Leon in fr tdi guise is a great car, if i had a choice between the ibiza and leon fr tdi's i prob would have the Leon!
I think the Ibiza has always had a better residual than the Leon, not sure why? it seems the bigger seat's get the less money they retain?
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