My new toy (Skoda Jokes welcome)
31 August 2010, 10:00 PM
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My new toy (Skoda Jokes welcome)
Hi all just had my new VRS CR170 dropped off for its 1st drive tomorrow, 0-60 in just over 8 sec and 50 MPG. Really pleased with it and a amazing deal (typical bad timing as I just spent a fortune on the weekend use Scooby but o well 0% saves me repair cost on my old Clio)
Skoda jokes are Welcome
Skoda jokes are Welcome
31 August 2010, 10:20 PM
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I love Skodas! (ex vRS 2001 owner!) .Better than the Audi A4 I had
Fantastic cars,totally underrated for no reason whatsoever!
Enjoy,lucky sod.Want the estate to replace our X Trail!
Fantastic cars,totally underrated for no reason whatsoever!
Enjoy,lucky sod.Want the estate to replace our X Trail!
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31 August 2010, 11:17 PM
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my youngest son has got a 51 plate vrs which has been remapped to around 220 great motor well equiped would certainly consider one for myself if i ever give up the scoob
31 August 2010, 11:26 PM
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Dash looks really nice. All in all looks a cracker mate. I nearly bought the old 02 Vrs Octavia. But I'd always wanted an Impreza. Never know next time tho. If it had another Badge they would sell even more.
Who cares what it says. It's how the car is that matters. Going off this, you can't fault it!
Who cares what it says. It's how the car is that matters. Going off this, you can't fault it!
31 August 2010, 11:40 PM
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Just planning the bank job as we speak.
Had the money saved up for the Scooby early in the year but they were fully booked up. In that time I have killed my old banger (tdi clio 04) which had lots of issues so went car shopping for something sensible 6-7 K max and ended up buying this. 0% made the deal plus close to 5k off list price and a very good deal on the PX. Its going to be a long winter with lots of overtime but young and living at home has a few benefits (low bills and lots of stupid long hours)
Had the money saved up for the Scooby early in the year but they were fully booked up. In that time I have killed my old banger (tdi clio 04) which had lots of issues so went car shopping for something sensible 6-7 K max and ended up buying this. 0% made the deal plus close to 5k off list price and a very good deal on the PX. Its going to be a long winter with lots of overtime but young and living at home has a few benefits (low bills and lots of stupid long hours)
31 August 2010, 11:49 PM
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Fair play mate. If I was at home I would have my mates M3 I've put in the Private For Sale Section. Mortgages and Crap. Stay at home as long as you can pal and Enjoy!
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Not yet, early October good things come to those that wait. Well that’s what i have told myself after spending the whole summer working 6 days a week with no hols .
What’s going on with scoobynet where have all the tossers gone ? i am starting to miss them
they can be remaped + remove the DPF and they put out 230bhp and better MPG 50 +
keeping this standard Thanks guys
02 September 2010, 12:49 AM
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i didnt like the dsg its a bloody good Automatic gearbox which makes the paddles seem a waste but it did work very well , and an extra £1000 which i didn’t have.
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a mate of mine who is a taxi driver has a skoda,the last time i saw him he had just clocked up 240.000 miles in it and it was still going strong.he says its the best motor he has ever had.
