Well if this is to go by anything...the return of the original "sleeping tuners" could be on the cards...Subaru are stating the New WRX arriving in March will be around the $42/44k drive away. If the looks stay the same...Stuff the Renault nice little everyday shopping trolley to compliment my other mechanical babies:
Last edited by Hail22; 05-10-2013 at 06:43 AM.
I can vouch for the DS3 No reliability issues at all, I only had a slightly wobbly driver's side-skirt and they fixed that when I pointed it out. I moved on to the DS3 from a Polo TDI, best choice I ever made hehe. It actually feels a LOT faster than the specs point out as well. I think the my13 models come with sat-nav and leather etc as well. I was going to go for a 208 Sport but the DS3 is really different so decided on that.
TRADED THE BEE'12 Sport Yellow/Black Citroen DS3 DSport THP155 6-spd manual w/ tech pack.
SOLD '18 BMW 125i M-Sport | Sunset Orange | Sunroof | ZF 8-spd auto
'23 MINI Countryman SE ALL4 PHEV | MINI Yours | BRG
They did a 2L Manual Polo R, just didnt bring it to Aus (or make it in RHD at all)
http://www.volkswagen.de/content/med...rc_katalog.pdf
MY16 Octavia RS 162 Race Blue Combi
MY12 Skoda Octavia RS 147 Black Combi - Sold
The AWD bit was more so what I was getting at, I know about the Polo R
I was hoping it was going to happen after seeing the Audi A1 300 quattro or whatever it was called, not sure why they wouldn't run the same drive train. Probably would have been too epic of a hot hatch for the world to comprehend :p
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
Or rather, given the list price for a Polo R WRC is EUR 33 900 (or AUD 49 000) in Germany, no sane person would spend that much on a Polo, especially considering a Mk7 Golf GTI (also with 2.0 litre engine, 3 doors and a manual gearbox) has a list price of EUR 28 675 (AUD 42 000).
I imagine if VW were to develop a Polo R with AWD, it would break into the EUR 35 000 (AUD 50 000) barrier and beyond... which is getting rather close to Golf R territory - along with a whole host of other performance cars in that price range.
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