lexie
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i was looking on the likes of autotrader to see a rough price for a 2004 tdi cupra and they look to be holding their money really well. the cheapest is 10k, not bad for a car that only cost 15k 3 years ago.
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lexie
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I don't know, I think 10K for one of the quickest diesels your ever likely to get near is very reasonable, Just glad I got mine new
PS I't will ge a good step up from your Corsa!, but then so would a milk float
PS I't will ge a good step up from your Corsa!, but then so would a milk float
True true...
To be honest, I doubt many would sell for that much. Im sure you can get one with 30k ish on for 9k...
Thats what I would probably sell mine for... if it was for sale
To be honest, I doubt many would sell for that much. Im sure you can get one with 30k ish on for 9k...
Thats what I would probably sell mine for... if it was for sale
Mines on 30K and I would want more than that
So you'd be better off with DIFT's, even though its not a red one and everyone knows red ones are quicker
So you'd be better off with DIFT's, even though its not a red one and everyone knows red ones are quicker
Mine has been abused a little
I couldnt possibly sell it without telling people what it has been upto in its short life.... or could I ?
Looking at those prices maybe I'd push it upto £10K
And as if red is the fastest... dont make me laff!
I couldnt possibly sell it without telling people what it has been upto in its short life.... or could I ?
Looking at those prices maybe I'd push it upto £10K
And as if red is the fastest... dont make me laff!
lexie
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I don't know, I think 10K for one of the quickest diesels your ever likely to get near is very reasonable, Just glad I got mine new
PS I't will ge a good step up from your Corsa!, but then so would a milk float
the corsa is a far better car but i need a derv for economy.
only joking, the corsa has more rattles than a kiddies toy tbh.
i was looking at a 2004 leon cupra r because they are going for a little cheaper than the cupra ibiza tdi but there is just too much of a difference in the fuel economy to justify the saving
Oooooh I don't know, the Cupra R is a big bag of fun, it's just that you get somewhat friendly with your local petrol station attendants.
With regards to the Corsa don't take it to heart only pulling your leg
LOL
With regards to the Corsa don't take it to heart only pulling your leg
LOL
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lexie
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Oooooh I don't know, the Cupra R is a big bag of fun, it's just that you get somewhat friendly with your local petrol station attendants.
With regards to the Corsa don't take it to heart only pulling your leg
LOL
i know, but the corsa is a bit poo really. thats why i'm looking on here and asking stupid questions
how does the tdi cupra stack up against the cupra r?
lexie
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i know, but the corsa is a bit poo really. thats why i'm looking on here and asking stupid questions
how does the tdi cupra stack up against the cupra r?
It doesn't, not unless you start spending the sort of money that Devonmikeyboy spent on his, however you can remap it for £200-£500 and get around 200 BHP.
lexie
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Thats assuming that you manage to get 50mpg.
If you want 50mpg all of the time you may be better off with an FR/sport TDI, 130 BHP as standard and can be super chipped to about 170, with-out further expensive mods.
The FR/sport are cheaper as a standard car (by a lot) and are a very progressive drive and have been known to upset more powerfull vehicles.
If you want 50mpg all of the time you may be better off with an FR/sport TDI, 130 BHP as standard and can be super chipped to about 170, with-out further expensive mods.
The FR/sport are cheaper as a standard car (by a lot) and are a very progressive drive and have been known to upset more powerfull vehicles.
A properly remapped Ibiza Cupra TDi will have the legs on a Cupra R (standard) to a ton at least.
Dont sell the car short
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