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| 06-10-2007, 15:43 | #18 |
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I've actually also considered a Mondeo, a lot of owners sing their praises for handling and power.
I suppose I would probably get a 04/05 Mondeofor the same money as a 01/02 A4 or BMW 3 series?! Though I dont mind the year so much once it's a quality car. How does a 01 A4 2.0, 57k for €14k sound? or a 01 318SE 80k for €13.5K ? |
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| 08-10-2007, 22:47 | #21 | |
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But its the E30 and early E36 3 series that "suffer" from this "problem". This is an E30: .And this is an E36: OP is talking about the E46 though, which looks like this:
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Worse is the crowd telling you this is an RS4(of course anyone even remotely interested in cars will know straight away that it is not an RS4, and those who don't know anything about cars won't know what an RS4 is), only to find out when they accelerate that there is 4 cylinder diesel making that lovely diesel racket that affects all VAG TDi with PD technology so you can tell a mile away its a paraffin stove....priceless !Then again we have have the good old Honda Civic, between the EH's/EG's and EJ's, they all seem to modified these days! I can't wait to see the first souped up Civic IMA with big huge exhausts and the sound of silence coming from them !
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| 09-10-2007, 09:23 | #24 | |
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Both are boring lumps. If I see another 318i 3 series on the road I will probably barf ![]() Go 6 cylinder...you will never regret it...even when the Greens shaft you later on this year for killing all those bunny wabbits with your exhaust!! If you're not into cars save your money and buy a Focus or a Mondeo or something. There is NOTHING WORSE than lowly versions of prestige brands. I'd rather drive a standard Golf or Focus. Of the two I might be tempted by the 1.8T A4...or 130BHP TDI which is the way to go alright if you're thinking Audi. Not a big fan of diesels though and you're only doing 12k per annum anyway so probably overkill. Last edited by CarLover; 09-10-2007 at 09:42. |
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| 09-10-2007, 09:29 | #25 | ||
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![]() to me they both say "boring and conservative"
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| 09-10-2007, 10:38 | #28 | |
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, I agree with you, they do need to be subtle though
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To the gentleman who said bollix, take it easy pal your entitled to yours im entitled to mine, just because your obsessed with the make and model u drive doesn't mean you should redicule my post. Audi just have that class about them, a better drive, looks reliability etc. Bmws just dont cut it with the boyracers driving round in"supped" up models with ugly spoilers and alloys and exhausts hanging off. I'm glad to say u just dont see that with Audi---Class |
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| 12-10-2007, 14:51 | #30 |
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So driving a jumped up skoda is what counts for class in ireland these days..
Haha - sometimes I hope for a recession! Both cars are as boring as paint drying. If you sell photocopiers, go get either or - you'll be equally disappointed with both. There are much more interesting cars out there for less money. As for reliability and being a better drive, do you know anything about cars? Both german marks score at the bottom of their class for reliability in every JD power survey out there. An A4 is about as limp a handling car as you'll find, and with both cars mentioned both having weedy engines, a sit down lawnmower would make for more driving pleasure. Last edited by cancan; 12-10-2007 at 14:56. |
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