Street Cred and Polo GTi

**pixl** · 13-07-2009, 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by mikepologti

cmon guys take a step back here,name calling isnt gonna help this thread at all. lets just keep the comments posative, assumption is always the mother of all f##k ups.

You're right. Post deleted.

**tinto** · 13-07-2009, 12:24 AM

Originally Posted by pixl

You're right. Post deleted.

Even though it was all true.

But yes, in the interest of civility... probably a good move.

**FL00DY** · 13-07-2009, 11:58 AM

Petrina Polo, I haven't read the full thread, just your first post. I am now 100% convinced you have bought the wrong car. All you've done since come here is bag it out

And thats fine, I guess, but why keep it if you don't like it's lack of power or it's 0 street cred? Why not go and buy a Astra VXR or an Orange XR5?

**Ralfi** · 14-07-2009, 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by Joe Chu

I'm glad this thread is coming to an end, I drive exotic cars all day, I'm one of a few in aus to drive the Veyron we had here for the f1 last year. R8's Lambo's Ferrari's Lotus's Porche's Bentley's all VW products and many many more including Jap crap and Aussie V8's. All I have to say is because of my company car I look forward to weekends when I can get the Polo out. The Polo is what it is and I don't expect anymore, to me it's perfect!!

Nice one man. (On both the job & your love of the Polo).

Street cred is something i've never had nor cared about. & by getting the Polo, I expected nothing to change. I loved how there weren't many Polos on the roads (though in saying that, I spotted more today than any other day) & how it's a quiet achiever with a fun, reliable engine. The fact it's a safe car to drive with a classy interior & decent value for both RRP & insurance rounded off the best package for the money I could spend.

I've only done ~1200km, but I feel the cars fun factor is increasing the more I wear it in & still look forward to driving it any chance I get.