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 | |  6th December 2006, 15:52 | #2 (permalink) | | Super Tenerifian Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: the worst place in britain (NOT) Gender:  Posts: 1,097 |
i think you should get a black audi tt convertable i was in one last week my god what a beautiful car, and it would be a great babe magnet! __________________
mollie |  |  | | 6th December 2006, 15:55 | #3 (permalink) | | Canny Lad Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newcastle - by the sea Gender:  Posts: 1,615 | Quote: | Originally Posted by boro gal i think you should get a black audi tt convertable i was in one last week my god what a beautiful car, and it would be a great babe magnet! | You obviously think designing power stations pays better than it does!!...Think I might need a little while to save up for one of those  | | | | | 6th December 2006, 16:07 | #4 (permalink) | | Adonis Pie Man Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: A diet club, Im being force fed cakes. Gender: Posts: 2,188 | I would go for the C2 for two reasons. 1st reason, its a girlie car so would suit you well and ....... 2nd As you haven't got a lot of friends, why do you need a bigger c3  __________________
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| | | | | 6th December 2006, 16:09 | #5 (permalink) | | Canny Lad Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newcastle - by the sea Gender: Posts: 1,615 | Quote: | Originally Posted by treble99 I would go for the C2 for two reasons. 1st reason, its a girlie car so would suit you well and ....... 2nd As you haven't got a lot of friends, why do you need a bigger c3 | Hardy har  And you drive around in a flippin' monster truck I suppose! | | | | | 6th December 2006, 16:25 | #6 (permalink) | | Adonis Pie Man Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: A diet club, Im being force fed cakes. Gender: Posts: 2,188 | __________________
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| | | | | The Following User Says Thank You to treble99 For This Useful Post: | | | 6th December 2006, 16:28 | #7 (permalink) | | Super Tenerifian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Peterborough Gender: Posts: 301 My Mood:  | Quote: | Originally Posted by Geordiecraig | I'd go for the soft-top version of the C3 Pluriel. If you go to a soft-top option, you might never go back to a hard top car!  It's quite nice on cold but sunny days for short periods of time (wear a thick fleece/jacket and turn the car heating onto full, though!) to have the top down, but on the rare summer days in the North of the UK, you'll love it! Soft tops do possibly have a slight caveat of insurance premiums being higher than the hard-top version, but security may be better on the soft-tops than when I once had one...! __________________
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I'm cleverly disguised as a responsible adult... | | | | | The Following User Says Thank You to TenerifeTD For This Useful Post: | | | 6th December 2006, 16:29 | #8 (permalink) | | Canny Lad Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newcastle - by the sea Gender: Posts: 1,615 | Quote: | Originally Posted by treble99 But seriously, I would choose the C2, they look more sporty and they are a great, fun motor. The c3, in my opinion are not as much fun to drive. | I just like the idea of the soft top....ahhhh I cant decide! The C2 was really nice but it seemed a bit cramped.  Gonna test drive them both again at the weekend Quote: | Originally Posted by TenerifeTD Soft tops do possibly have a slight caveat of insurance premiums being higher than the hard-top version, but security may be better on the soft-tops than when I once had one...! | Ive checked with my insurance company and it stays the same as it is now. Ive always fancied a soft top and this ones a bit unique which is what I like about it. You canm keep the roll bars on the top so it looks like a little moon buggy!! or you can take them off so its a full convertible
Last edited by zarion; 6th December 2006 at 19:13. | | | | | 6th December 2006, 16:32 | #9 (permalink) | | Super Tenerifian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Peterborough Gender: Posts: 301 My Mood: | Craig, take some friends you trust with you, then I'm sure you'll come to the right decision! __________________
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I'm cleverly disguised as a responsible adult... | | | | | 6th December 2006, 16:35 | #10 (permalink) | | Canny Lad Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newcastle - by the sea Gender: Posts: 1,615 | Quote: | Originally Posted by TenerifeTD Craig, take some friends you trust with you, then I'm sure you'll come to the right decision! | Thanks for the advice. My dads gonna come with me....he'll help me decide | | | | | Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests) | | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode |  Posting Rules | You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts
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