Finally! Found a Worthy Replacement....
20 January 2007, 04:46 PM
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Finally! Found a Worthy Replacement....
After months of waiting and deliberating and trying to find a suitable replacement for my previous Scoob, I finally settled on one of these...
In WR bl...oops I mean Sprint Blue, I'm nothing if not predictable!
Tough decision vs the Evo 360, and not so much the new T25.
Already booked for the Pembrey Trackday in May so maybe see some of you there or maybe out on a run in future.
In WR bl...oops I mean Sprint Blue, I'm nothing if not predictable!
Tough decision vs the Evo 360, and not so much the new T25.
Already booked for the Pembrey Trackday in May so maybe see some of you there or maybe out on a run in future.
20 January 2007, 05:44 PM
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lovely car - i've borrwed my mates cab. for the weekend recently - the sound is every bit as good as the burble and the interior is 
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very nice, would love a cab version.
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Very nice indeed, Always liked these. I had a really nice play with one of these the other night, it was about 20 miles of lanes.
Very quick but I didn't have any problem keeping up, in fact I think he might of been a little p!ssed off considering his car is worth nearly 10 times what mine is.
Very quick but I didn't have any problem keeping up, in fact I think he might of been a little p!ssed off considering his car is worth nearly 10 times what mine is.
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Very nice indeed, Always liked these. I had a really nice play with one of these the other night, it was about 20 miles of lanes.
Very quick but I didn't have any problem keeping up, in fact I think he might of been a little p!ssed off considering his car is worth nearly 10 times what mine is.
Very quick but I didn't have any problem keeping up, in fact I think he might of been a little p!ssed off considering his car is worth nearly 10 times what mine is.
When do I get a go?
I thought Mike had sold his for a moment. Phew.
Lovely Mark. I guess the TT has gone?
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Cheers for the positive comments guys! Been out driving!
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
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Cheers for the positive comments guys! Been out driving!
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
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Cheers for the positive comments guys! Been out driving!
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
Gazz - whey, any time dude, press the S button and enjoy (the Mrs still has the TT btw)! I'm glad to be rid of runner, not good in this weather!
Scarily the comments about it not being any quicker than your average Scoob are about right. If you forget absolute straight line performance there isn't much in it at all through the twisties. An Evo 360 is much quicker for example, as I said a tough decision.
Then when you arrive at your destination, fast and without fuss you appreciate the charms of the RS4! (as long as someone else is paying the silly running costs but that is another story)
As you say you can go to a meeting\work and get out feeling relaxed not shaken. lad to hear you still have the TT though. Its a nice motor and the seats are "well tidy".
Enjoy. Hopefully see you soon.
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