should I get the FTO or the TT soarer???
16 July 2002, 06:05 PM
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I can't decide.
The TT soarer is clean and well priced.
The FTO is very well priced and it's a facelift model, problem is it's up on miles and the last service was 22000 miles and 2 years ago! Either a stamp is missing or something as the car is immaculate and to keep a car looking that good and not servicing it just doesn't make sense.
Decisions decisions.
The TT soarer is clean and well priced.
The FTO is very well priced and it's a facelift model, problem is it's up on miles and the last service was 22000 miles and 2 years ago! Either a stamp is missing or something as the car is immaculate and to keep a car looking that good and not servicing it just doesn't make sense.
Decisions decisions.
16 July 2002, 08:04 PM
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What sort of money are you looking at? Personally the Soarer doesn't float my boat, and i've not heard good things about them. As for the FTO, good motors, but a bit of a 'Jap Wagon' image. They all seem to have a 12" exhaust and a HUGE stereo....
16 July 2002, 08:28 PM
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well I had a V8 soarer before with no probs. And the old shape FTO aswell.
The soarer is half the price of the FTO but 5 years older.
What are these bad things you've heard?
Cheers,
Matt,
oh Jon - the TT would drive around your GTR!!!!
The soarer is half the price of the FTO but 5 years older.
What are these bad things you've heard?
Cheers,
Matt,
oh Jon - the TT would drive around your GTR!!!!
16 July 2002, 08:57 PM
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Ok - considered opinion now!!!
Soarer TT - Auto aren't they so I wouldn't touch it
But I know you like autos 
FTO - Girls car, my mate bought one for his bird
Why not get a 200SX, cheap as chips, and loads of mods around
(and anyway haven't you had both of the above before - you can decide
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Why not try something you've not had before...
Soarer TT - Auto aren't they so I wouldn't touch it
But I know you like autos FTO - Girls car, my mate bought one for his bird
Why not get a 200SX, cheap as chips, and loads of mods around
(and anyway haven't you had both of the above before - you can decide
)Why not try something you've not had before...
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16 July 2002, 09:13 PM
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Or why not go for a MR2 Turbo? RWD and rear-engined with 241 horses as standard. For the money they go for there's little else to match it pound for pound.
17 July 2002, 08:55 AM
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I've had most cars! Including a 200sx! Which was good fun - but I'm being offered a good deal on the others so don't want to start looking about for other makes.
Auto's are great Jon!
Have got the GTR yet?
Auto's are great Jon!
Have got the GTR yet?
17 July 2002, 06:38 PM
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GTR is outside my house now 
Been having loads of fun for the last 10 days/1300miles of owning it
If you're in the area, I'll take you for a spin - hmmmm 400bhp
[Edited by polarbearit - 7/17/2002 6:39:42 PM]
Been having loads of fun for the last 10 days/1300miles of owning it
If you're in the area, I'll take you for a spin - hmmmm 400bhp
[Edited by polarbearit - 7/17/2002 6:39:42 PM]
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