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Grrr it makes my blood boil that you can get a Corrado in UK for a couple of grand but it's almost impossible to bring it to Australia to drive on the road. Stupid Aussie import laws.
Nice article tho. I was 7 yrs old and I've been dreaming of owning a Corrado for the past 24 yrs.MY13 Golf R - Rising Blue ** SOLD** New toy wanted
MY12 Passat 125TDi Wagon - Reflex Silver (The family wagon)
MY14 Amarok Trendline TDi400 - Sand Beige (weekend off roader) -
Why is it hard to get UK cars registered here? Ive seen a few UK personal imports on the road.
The Corrado is very cool, except we never got them in Australia, so I hadnt even heard of them until I saw one on Midsomer Murders (lol) and thought what an awesome piece of kit! We never got the Scirroco nor even the Mk1 or Mk2 Jetta either. Yet we did somehow receive the dreaded Fiat Regatta back them *shakes head*
I thought the Alfa in the article was also pretty awesome.Comment
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mk2 jetta here in WA bit beaten and bashed tho1988 corrado G60 LHD dark green, full miltek , borbet e's .k w coilovers
2006 T5 tdi semi auto
1977 mk1 gls 2 door,1.8 on twin 45 dellorto's
2002 bora 4 motion,kw coilovers,x force full stainless,r32 rimsComment
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A cool British feature about the Corrado, ALfa SZ and the bizzarre BMW Z1
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