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Gti and ED30 advice
WhiteGTI:
You're a good sport John! :grin: :grin: :happy2:
Hurdy:
--- Quote from: WhiteGTI on June 09, 2009, 05:23:28 pm ---You're a good sport John! :grin: :grin: :happy2:
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I'm open to bribes :innocent:
DanoGTI:
Firstly welcome :smiley:
Secondly - it must be very painful to sell the Porsche - it looks FANTASTIC 8)
Depends on how far the credit crunch has forced you and your definition of "re-evaluation"!! I'd go GTI (no offence to the ED30 owners)
The real world difference isn't that much (well certainly not in comparison to a Porsche!)
Best of luck either way :happy2:
Dan
stugolf:
Thanks for the kind words about my car guys, it is difficult to sell the Porsche as I do love it so much and even though it is "low spec" for a Porsche its much quicker than I thought! Mine weighs 1320kgs because its a manual Carrera 2 with 300bhp!
So I want something that is still very quick and cheaper to buy.
Never been in a MK5 GTI but know do you guys find the interior quality? I've heard conflicting reports saying its very nivce and some reports have said its quite cheap?
RedRobin:
--- Quote from: stugolf on June 10, 2009, 10:02:47 am ---
Never been in a MK5 GTI but know do you guys find the interior quality? I've heard conflicting reports saying its very nivce and some reports have said its quite cheap?
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....Some people are critical of the Mk5 GTI's interior. Personally I much prefer it to the Mk6 which has had its interior blinged up silver components added to match the Audi style - I hate that new steering wheel, it's so fussy.
Modern Porsche interiors are outstanding and styled very appropriately for the car, but I see the GTI as a funkier form of transport and not pretentiously trying to be a luxury limo.
It all comes down to your personal expectations.
Btw, the standard seats are excellent.
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