clio 172 or GTV V6?
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http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/cars/RENA...
or there is a 2000 Alfa GTV V6 in Burgandy at Hook.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Alfa-Romeo-GTV-Coupe-Lusso-S...
Which would be more fun, i know the clio prob but the alfa does appeal, if its a sorted one.. Think I could offer £1750 for either in this current market?
or there is a 2000 Alfa GTV V6 in Burgandy at Hook.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Alfa-Romeo-GTV-Coupe-Lusso-S...
Which would be more fun, i know the clio prob but the alfa does appeal, if its a sorted one.. Think I could offer £1750 for either in this current market?
Edited by tuscan_al on Saturday 13th December 16:49
The Clio is more fun.
The GTV makes a far better sound, is infinitely more sexy and has more character.
I don't know about running costs but I would expect the Clio to be far cheaper and in terms of build both are on the bad side of shoddy.
The Clio looks naff and feels positively naff but drives very well.
I would personally go for the GTV for the looks, engine and pure character.
The GTV makes a far better sound, is infinitely more sexy and has more character.
I don't know about running costs but I would expect the Clio to be far cheaper and in terms of build both are on the bad side of shoddy.
The Clio looks naff and feels positively naff but drives very well.
I would personally go for the GTV for the looks, engine and pure character.
john_r said:
was thinking of vr6's but i really am anti VW and golfs just look so boring.. tuscan_al said:
john_r said:
was thinking of vr6's but i really am anti VW and golfs just look so boring.. Clio would be my bet then, just for the b road capability alone!
And economy, and fixing costs...
John D. said:
Alfa has noise and looks on its side yes, but I think the Tuscan has that covered already.
I think the above basically says all that's need to be said. You've already got an interesting, beautiful and loud car, so why get another that does the same just not as well. I think the Clio will be much more fun on back roads, where the TVR may be a bit unwieldy and more daunting. Front wheel drive hatches are definitely fun, as I just found out with my Swift offering up the most lairy lift-off oversteer to date on an empty roundabout 10 minutes ago.I saw the Alfa today, not great too many things to do, needed aircon and alram so thats £1500 there. And your right about interiors etc, doesnt really do it for me, well not when I went there in the Tuscan!
Just been looking at Omega MV6 3.2 on 2003 plate, ex police car, would you say that its worth it? Also its around £1400...
Just been looking at Omega MV6 3.2 on 2003 plate, ex police car, would you say that its worth it? Also its around £1400...
tuscan_al said:
Dave B S3 said:
I'd still go for the CLio over the omega unless you eant to cover massive miles
Have made an offer on the clio too, so will see if they come back. Would be better than the omega. The more i read into any car the more faults I find with them all!Forgot to mention the dif seals go on omega,s especially if high speed use has been seen, which it will have.
Missed a good game yesterday, how was the track today
Dave B S3 said:
tuscan_al said:
Dave B S3 said:
I'd still go for the CLio over the omega unless you eant to cover massive miles
Have made an offer on the clio too, so will see if they come back. Would be better than the omega. The more i read into any car the more faults I find with them all!Forgot to mention the dif seals go on omega,s especially if high speed use has been seen, which it will have.
Missed a good game yesterday, how was the track today
Yeah the omega is looking less appealing, also the special police ones are a PITA to insure app.
I can take the clio for £1750 now..
If it was only car I'd take the Alfa over the Clio for sure (badge vanity,noise,character), however married to the Tuscan as a pairing I'd take the Clio as a daily smoker, it will drive well and be different from the Tuscan in every way - also more practical as a hatch, you can chuck the rear seats down and have a small van
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