Seat Arosa Sport Query?

darth_vader_helmet

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Mar 26, 2008
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Guys I currently have a arosa on a R plate (mk1) and is the 1.0 Mpi so great on fuel etc but bit poor performance wise, which would you would expect :)

How much difference in performance do you really get from the 1.4 sport arosa? in terms of speed, power (feel), mpg, insurance?

Hope someone can advise :whistle:
 

m0rk

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May 19, 2001
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it's a world apart performance wise... it has like twice the power.. better brakes, more grip.

The short gearing won't give phenomenal mpg, but what do you expect? it won't be shocking though
 

lunalupi

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Jul 29, 2006
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Basically you go from 50bhp to 100bhp in pretty much the same weight of car - but much of the rest is not hugely upgraded, so still a bit wallowy, but better brakes :)
 

darth_vader_helmet

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Mar 26, 2008
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Basically you go from 50bhp to 100bhp in pretty much the same weight of car - but much of the rest is not hugely upgraded, so still a bit wallowy, but better brakes :)

I have been thinking of selling up now and getting a saloon but may actually get the 1.4 sport or hold of and keep the 1.0 for a little longer...

Tricky one :)

Suprising how attached you get to the arosa as I could have sold her twice now but didnt lol
 

allallyouyou

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May 23, 2006
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I have the sport and yes, drive wise its a different class. I wouldnt say world apart but way better.

When I was after an Arosa I wasnt really looking for a specific one but found a place 40 mile from where I lived with two for sale. A 1.0l and the sport.

I tried them both and it didnt take me long to decide!

three years on and it been a sound car so i kept it. Was only going to keep it a few months but it very reliable.
 

s10mph

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Mar 1, 2008
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If you want more power and good mpg the 1.4TDI is a good allrounder, it feels more powerful than the petrol 1.4 and is in a lower ins. group.
 
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