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What would your next car be after the Polo GTI?
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Originally posted by Zakarados View PostI agree, the 6r driving pleasure just doesn't deliver as much as the numbers/specs suggests. I am currently looking for an old battered Honda s2000 to become a track car. Only thing stopping me is a '99 with 100,000km+ on it still costs 20,000!!! what the hell!
If you're not chasing a specific category that requires the S2000's spec's then check it out.Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Be like water my friend.
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Originally posted by yokom46 View PostMx5 would make just a nice track car in my opinion. And are dirt cheap.
If you're not chasing a specific category that requires the S2000's spec's then check it out.
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Re: What would your next car be after the Polo GTI?
How about a 4 year old 350z Track for about 30k?
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Originally posted by Zakarados View PostA brand new FT-86 can be had for low 30s. Arrrrg.
Current Ride: Golf GTI Mk7 MY2014|DSG|Carbon Steel
Previous Ride: Polo GTI MY2012|DSG|RNS510|Shadow Blue|Lenso GF7 18” rims
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Originally posted by RoknRob View PostHow about a 4 year old 350z Track for about 30k?
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Current Ride: Golf GTI Mk7 MY2014|DSG|Carbon Steel
Previous Ride: Polo GTI MY2012|DSG|RNS510|Shadow Blue|Lenso GF7 18” rims
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Originally posted by Zakarados View PostI agree, the 6r driving pleasure just doesn't deliver as much as the numbers/specs suggests.
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I compete in the AKA TAG series.
125 2-stroke karts - That is more than enough to sate my appetite for racing / track time.
You could run a kart in the series for around 10k a year. Amazing fun and highly competitive.
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Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Be like water my friend.
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I was thinking about this today and to be honest im pretty happy with my Polo. If VW were to bring out a 4wd Polo R in the next model I can see myself going that way for sure.2001 S4 Matte Charcoal metallic | M6 | MTM tuned | Zinram 3.5inch catback | SRM SMIC's | ST Coilovers | Work Meister S13p's
2002 Bora 4Mo Indigo Blue Pearl | FK Coils | Air box swisscheesing | Audi B5 S4 Wheels
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Originally posted by yokom46 View PostI compete in the AKA TAG series.
125 2-stroke karts - That is more than enough to sate my appetite for racing / track time.
You could run a kart in the series for around 10k a year. Amazing fun and highly competitive.
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Technically it can tow the same a the standard polo. Which by memory is 500kg un-braked 1500kg braked.
But for some reason (maybe the lowering / suspension / different rear section because of the battery / different rear bumper) makes it so the toy bar cannot be put on at all as an option.
Would be good pulling a trailer though, plenty of low down torque for the mountains.
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Ah yeah, I also have a cheap 99 Magna I use for towing and tools as a little weekend thrash about.Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Be like water my friend.
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