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they say the dtm calibra turbo has 240bhp, not 204 :lol: typo anyone??

:lol:

Yea I know, and the sky is blue and the grass is green.

i decided on which car to buy on engine size alone. 13bhp swung the vote for me.

Yes, but a Corsa isn't a performance car so whatever way you look at it, 7bhp isn't guna make someone not buy it.

Oh god, look who's back.

A Corsa is an important car. It's one of the best selling cars in it's class.

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Originally posted by ed
No one cares.

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Originally posted by Ry_B
no one cares

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It's a whole 9bhp though. That would be the equivilent of sticking 4 Greddy stickers on your door so I guess it's worth changing all the technical details of a car. I mean with that extra 9 bhp you could drive your car up a straight race tral 0.0000001 seconds faster!

If it was on something important then fair enough but on a Corsa..no one cares :)

good point :lol:

WHy would they. No one cares. :|

PMSL. 2 and a half years ago, and ed decides to say something now :lol:

Paul... have they changed it yet?

This thread had to be brought back up. All so I can give it a:

:|

The whole site is full of inacurate stuff :lol:

I emailed parkers about why they were listing the 1.2 16v Corsa B Sxi as 64 bhp rather than the 75 which it has proven to be, why they're listing the Corsa C 1.2 16v Sxi as 73 bhp rather than the 75 thats supposed to be and how a 1.2 16v 5 door GLS (longer + bigger car) is faster than a 1.2 16v 3door both the normal 1.2 16v and the 1.2 16v Sxi with a close ratio gear box (lighter).

Their response to all this, was ... apparently the differnt variables like air temperature and wheel size, makes the difference between the corsa B sxi being 64 bhp and 75 bhp :boggle: and it was merely a more 'run in' engine than a standard one. :rolleyes:

Riiiiight.