Props to Ford for their 2011 Ford Fiesta

[r ! z]

Fiesta's are for Old women.

good thing you cemented your masculine, automotive taste by posting a VW Golf.

[MONEY 32]

good thing you cemented your masculine, automotive taste by posting a VW Golf.

Actually it's a POLO but a GTi at that.

[r ! z]

Actually it's a POLO but a GTi at that.

strip away the emblems and you're left with a Golf (nothing wrong with that)

[MONEY 32]

strip away the emblems and you're left with a Golf (nothing wrong with that)

Exactly and for half the price of a golf.
Same size as a Fiesta, maybe 5k or less more in the price but a hell of a lot quicker and looks a lot better.

Of course If I had the money I'd buy a GOLF gti instead.

[r ! z]

i drove a (female) friend's golf awhile back, well, it's technically a "Rabbit" (VW's new name for the same car as of 2008).

it's cool, fun to drive. first time I drive a manual VW, i like that you have to push to shifter down to be able to engage reverse. that's pretty neat.

she's had that car for about 2 years and it's been in the dealer getting fixed about 25% of the time that she's owned it.

[r ! z]

Exactly and for half the price of a golf.
Same size as a Fiesta, maybe 5k or less more in the price but a hell of a lot quicker and looks a lot better.

Of course If I had the money I'd buy a GOLF gti instead.

i'm not familiar with those models, there's rarely a car that is available for both the american and euro market.

over here, the top of the line Golf is the GTI, if it isn't the "GTI" trim, it's just a Golf, no Polo. Some VW models have an "R" trim (like the new CC). I think it's mostly just aesthetic upgrades like different wheels, bumpers, side skirt kits,etc

[MONEY 32]

i drove a (female) friend's golf awhile back, well, it's technically a "Rabbit" (VW's new name for the same car as of 2008).

it's cool, fun to drive. first time I drive a manual VW, i like that you have to push to shifter down to be able to engage reverse. that's pretty neat.

she's had that car for about 2 years and it's been in the dealer getting fixed about 25% of the time that she's owned it.

VW are usually pretty reliable.
My friend used to have a Golf GTi back in 07 it was brand new,
Thing was beast, The handling and grip was unreal.
He took it out on a track about half an hour outside dublin, Some fun with it.

What do you drive?

[r ! z]

VW are usually pretty reliable.
My friend used to have a Golf GTi back in 07 it was brand new,
Thing was beast, The handling and grip was unreal.
He took it out on a track about half an hour outside dublin, Some fun with it.

What do you drive?

GTI's are one of the best handling FWD cars around.

I drive a Hyundai Elantra:
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...69&postcount=9

What about you?

[r ! z]

some more pics:

http://i41.tinypic.com/nq3588.jpg

http://i42.tinypic.com/23r6nm.jpg

[MONEY 32]

GTI's are one of the best handling FWD cars around.

I drive a Hyundai Elantra:
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...69&postcount=9

What about you?

Wow thats a nice car man.

I drive a BMW 318, it's 6 years old though.
Hoping to get something new in the new year, I'm pretty broke right now though and BMW's aren't worth **** anymore.
So I don't expect anymore then 3000euro for the one I have now, If even.