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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » For anyone thats had both a Corsa B and C.... » Post Reply
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ainsley_brader |
posted on 8th Oct 04 at 20:53 |
he boutght one 5 months ago! | |
Visionz |
posted on 8th Oct 04 at 20:28 |
C is bigger, but gives less visibility and doesnt look so cool. | |
kev_corsa |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 19:29 |
ive had both, i vote C any day :thumbs: | |
Daimo B |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 18:53 |
I prefer my Corsa B to drive any day, so does Donna :lol: | |
Red_SXi |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 18:39 |
Hi Rob. | |
Rob H |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 18:11 |
quote: Yeah mate there shit. The wheels fall off in a week, the engines are prone to spontaneously combust, and the interior falls apart if you go over speed bumps too fast :thumbs: :lol: Seriously though, check that it starts alright. My mates just had £1500's worth of ecu put on his 1.4 becuase the car would caught and sputter when he started it, and sometimes it'd cut out when dipping the clutch coming upto junctions. Also mines gotta go in for a new steering rack when the parts arrive. If you turn the steering wheel 45deg, then turn it back quickly, and do it reapeatedly, if you hear a loud knocking coming from underneath the dash, then the steerings racks buggered :(. Mines not done 10k yet, 13 months old. Appart from that theres nothing i can think of, and both of those, and any other faults will be covered under the three years warranty :). What you gone for anyway? Oh and did you manage to get those LED's sent off Friday? [Edited on 08-03-2004 by Rob H] | |
cobra148 |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 18:02 |
Hey Rob, I've just put a deposit down on one like yours. Got a test drive on Wednesday, anything to look out for? | |
Rob H |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 16:18 |
Yup as has been said already, the C's feel alot bigger inside compared to the B's upfront. Rear is about the same, both will accomadate 4 adults easily enough. | |
CorsAsh |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 13:19 |
There seems to be bigger blind spots with the C, the C pillars are thicker on them than the Bs. More room overall I'd say tho... | |
sfxer |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 11:40 |
c is bigger but its also no where near as nice :) ;) | |
CorsaLad16v |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 02:10 |
i'm 6ft3 and fit comfortably in my C with the headroom n legroom etc, i aint really sat in the back of my car lol n i'v had it a year. | |
R Lee |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 01:01 |
it feels a lot more spacious in the C. whether it is in reality i don't know. my old corsa b felt a wee bit cramped and im only small. | |
M4tt |
posted on 8th Mar 04 at 00:21 |
i have a corsa B and me bro has a C and theres more room up front in the C, more headroom, but passenger legroom in the back is about the same | |
Combat_Quinny |
posted on 7th Mar 04 at 20:00 |
there a much bigger car m8 3inches wider 5 inches taller and a little bit longer i think, my c has alot more space than my old b | |
cobra148 |
posted on 7th Mar 04 at 19:57 |
I've got a 3 door now and thinking of a 3 door C too. I guess I'll need to check one out at the dealers. I just need a bit more interior room, especially in the rear and hatch area. I've not taken a close look at a C but they appear to be a slightly bigger car. | |
CorsaLad |
posted on 7th Mar 04 at 19:51 |
i have driven both the B and C. They are both 3 doors, but I wouldnt say there seemed to be too much difference betwen them. | |
cobra148 |
posted on 7th Mar 04 at 19:48 |
The C looks a phyisically bigger car, but is there much more room than the B, especially in the rear? Any good/bad points on the C over the B? |