The pug GT is a softer and undertune GTi, with about 110KW and not as much equipment as the GTi. They sell both in australia and overseas.
The pug GT is a softer and undertune GTi, with about 110KW and not as much equipment as the GTi. They sell both in australia and overseas.
Last edited by Grant; 12-08-2008 at 03:01 PM.
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I bought my Satria GTi new almost three years ago new as well, and it was a couple of years old in terms of build date.
I have no doubts the Polo is in another league, however the Satria GTi for the money I paid is a good little car. And it handles like crazy, nothing comes close in that price range, including the Polo.
My GTi is actually still under warranty, I've done 21,000kms and never had any issues. On another note, if you know anyone is interested in buying it let me know. Doubt anyone will find one in better condition, its practically new
This is interesting...
Having own both Satria GTi and Polo GTi. IMHO, they're in the same league but opposite characteristics. The Polo is more refined, torquey, newer chassis design, VW badge, more engine mods potential (250-300ps doable); quite simply a pocket rocket.
The Satria GTi has the better looks, more raw, clumsy interior same can be said of the Recaro being put it, engine not much to shout about (the most you can mod the engine about 170ps-200ps on wheel on NA form). But it's the sort of car meant to be trashing at mountain roads and track day, better steering feel, the front doesn't wash as wide as the Polo.
That's that. Anyway, from what I've heard, VW managed to patent trademark of "GTi" as theirs. So no surprises Peugeot comes with 207 GT instead of GTi
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