i can't decide

Subject: i can't decide Sun Jan 16 2011, 20:42

I'm in the lucky position where I can afford to buy a new toy, problem is I can't decide between another IL5, but this time a shorty (Dialinyx conversion) or a big brute of a V8.
Only sore point is that I'm going to have to sell my mint S2 avant to make room Crying or Very sad

Anyone got any advice? its doing my nut in!!!

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Subject: Re: i can't decide Sun Jan 16 2011, 21:46

audi audi adui audi audi audi,,fukkkkkk thts stunning, fuk the tvr nuthing special, but tht audis liek aaarghhhhh lol

Subject: Re: i can't decide Sun Jan 16 2011, 22:25

That TVR looks ugly as fook, Audi Wins hands down TBH Smile

Subject: Re: i can't decide Sun Jan 16 2011, 23:41

audi mate!

Subject: Re: i can't decide Mon Jan 17 2011, 01:39

i wouldnt take that tvr if u gave it to me!!... and that audi is pure porn!!

Subject: Re: i can't decide Mon Jan 17 2011, 08:21

Gotta be the Audi, the TVR blends into the motoring background by comparrison. I know this is coming from a bunch of big VAG fans but in any instance the Audi is goin to get more looks that the TreVoR.

Besides TVRs arent held in that high regard for their build quality!!

Subject: Re: i can't decide Mon Jan 17 2011, 10:02

The TVR Cerbera, as in the picture Is possibly, apart from the straight 6 engined car's (Segaris etc) the worst TVR to go for. The engine reliability is dire. It was TVR'S Own design and built engine.
Go for a Griffith or Chiemera with the 5.0L Rover V8 in it. Will give an old quatro a run for it's money any day

Subject: Re: i can't decide Mon Jan 17 2011, 13:20

Scirocco_oldboy wrote:: The TVR Cerbera, as in the picture Is possibly, apart from the straight 6 engined car's (Segaris etc) the worst TVR to go for. The engine reliability is dire. It was TVR'S Own design and built engine.
Go for a Griffith or Chiemera with the 5.0L Rover V8 in it. Will give an old quatro a run for it's money any day

Yeh you're right there the AJP engine seems to last about 40k miles before serious rebuilds. The reason I was looking at the Cerb is that it has 4 seats and it would keep the better half sweet! The shorty is a 2 seater, so no family trips out in that. Would make a great wet/winter track day car though!

Which reminds me, taking the S2 round Oulton park on saturday - £85 for the whole day! Bargain!

Subject: Re: i can't decide Mon Jan 17 2011, 23:02

quattro all the way, at least your wingmirror has a chance of not falling off with an audi lol. Now if you were thinking of a tuscan, now that would be hard decision.