Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ass
06-30-2006 | 06:24 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
"zonie" <sjemoomaw@nospam> wrote in message
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> You are very right in what you said Skippy. A friend of mine bought his
> Fit
> sport for an " on the road price of $19084 USD ,that includes all dealer
> charges , tax and license. If I figure correctly that would be about 10232
> pounds. Car has all options including automatic trans. Spaz is free to
> drive what ever he wants.
> Scott
>
Thanks Scott
That would be a pretty good price for one over here! The UK version of the
sport (1.4 DSI) automatic is just under £13000. Still good for the money
though. My VW owning friend is amazed by the magic seats*, the fuel
economy, the fact that the only reason I've been to the dealer is to get the
alloys refurbished... Oh and to have a drool over the new Civic!! (European
hatchback appears very different from US Civic)
* I ride bikes a lot, magic seats are so useful for transport.
Skippy
E&OE
06-30-2006 | 06:24 PM
#47
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
"zonie" <sjemoomaw@nospam> wrote in message
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> You are very right in what you said Skippy. A friend of mine bought his
> Fit
> sport for an " on the road price of $19084 USD ,that includes all dealer
> charges , tax and license. If I figure correctly that would be about 10232
> pounds. Car has all options including automatic trans. Spaz is free to
> drive what ever he wants.
> Scott
>
Thanks Scott
That would be a pretty good price for one over here! The UK version of the
sport (1.4 DSI) automatic is just under £13000. Still good for the money
though. My VW owning friend is amazed by the magic seats*, the fuel
economy, the fact that the only reason I've been to the dealer is to get the
alloys refurbished... Oh and to have a drool over the new Civic!! (European
hatchback appears very different from US Civic)
* I ride bikes a lot, magic seats are so useful for transport.
Skippy
E&OE
06-30-2006 | 06:24 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
"zonie" <sjemoomaw@nospam> wrote in message
news:eae5ca087e29fa079beaa503ea506cd2@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> You are very right in what you said Skippy. A friend of mine bought his
> Fit
> sport for an " on the road price of $19084 USD ,that includes all dealer
> charges , tax and license. If I figure correctly that would be about 10232
> pounds. Car has all options including automatic trans. Spaz is free to
> drive what ever he wants.
> Scott
>
Thanks Scott
That would be a pretty good price for one over here! The UK version of the
sport (1.4 DSI) automatic is just under £13000. Still good for the money
though. My VW owning friend is amazed by the magic seats*, the fuel
economy, the fact that the only reason I've been to the dealer is to get the
alloys refurbished... Oh and to have a drool over the new Civic!! (European
hatchback appears very different from US Civic)
* I ride bikes a lot, magic seats are so useful for transport.
Skippy
E&OE
06-30-2006 | 07:27 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Yes, the seats are the wonder of the car. And
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
06-30-2006 | 07:27 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Yes, the seats are the wonder of the car. And
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
06-30-2006 | 07:27 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Yes, the seats are the wonder of the car. And
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
06-30-2006 | 07:27 PM
#52
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Yes, the seats are the wonder of the car. And
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
it drives so well for small economy car. I also bike quite a bit, I have a
road bike that i ride on week ends. It is odd but the Civic Si that we get
here even though different from yours is made in the UK. I have looked at
the european version on the net and I wish we had it here.
Regards
Scott
07-01-2006 | 12:00 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Spaz wrote:
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
07-01-2006 | 12:00 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Spaz wrote:
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
07-01-2006 | 12:00 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Spaz wrote:
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
07-01-2006 | 12:00 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
Spaz wrote:
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
> http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
>
Maybe now that VW is renaming the Gold to the Rabbit in the US they will
reopen the Pennsylvania assembly plant which built so many forgettable
cars in the 70s and 80s.
Competition for the Fit, I think not!
John
07-01-2006 | 02:38 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:05:28 -0700, "Spaz" <yea@right.com> wrote:
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
07-01-2006 | 02:38 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:05:28 -0700, "Spaz" <yea@right.com> wrote:
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
07-01-2006 | 02:38 PM
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:05:28 -0700, "Spaz" <yea@right.com> wrote:
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
07-01-2006 | 02:38 PM
#60
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Re: Yet another car that whoops the Honda Fit's ***
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 23:05:28 -0700, "Spaz" <yea@right.com> wrote:
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.
>http://www.vw.com/rabbit/index.html
>
If you want to take a chance on the most unreliable line of cars in
America.