Doug
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Originally posted by Matty G
On another point. If you go from a Corsa C to a 106 GTi prepare for a shock with the build quality and generally tinny feel of the car 
Aye this is true!! sure i can live with it though. not doing massive millage anymore so dont need a luxery motorway cruiser 
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Corsa_Carl
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if anyone wants a good 106 buy this out of forsale section 
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PIE CJ
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i sold me saxo for an X reg GSI saloon 2.5 v6 vectra B. i was trying to grow up a bit,
then bouight a Saab 9-3 Viggen convertible
that was a monster !
i could out accelerate my mates vts from 35mph to 120 if i left the saab in 4th  and he used all the gears
lol
then replaced the saab with the
1999 EK9 Civic Type R - which im now bored of!
i want a LET CORSA for some cheap thrills again !
and for normal daily cruisin poss a leon cupra r or asstra turb convertible !
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N90ATH
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dnt know y but i have the urge to sell the corsa and buy a vts :O went out in my mate sthe other day and was quite a nice drive actually, few rattles but then i have loads of rattle sin the corsa so used to it
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N90ATH
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but dnt worry wann get the corsa finished first lol
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PIE CJ
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if u can live with rattles and poor build quality, the saxo vts is prob one of the best car for price/age/handling/fun u can get these days !
throw around £1200ish at the engine and you have got a pocket rocket that is reliable
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N90ATH
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aye thats y i was lookin for one
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