Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 7:50 am
Certainly wasn't talking WR1 v RS Focus - do I look gay (don't answer that)!!
WR1 in garage because:-
1) I WILL lose my license
2) I will die at speed
3) Will get detented and scratched at work
4) intend keeping it for a few years
5) nice to keep it mint and drive for fun only
It doesn't sit in the garage all the time. Done 5k since end of june.
RS Focus replaced a rather thirsty Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 Overland.
RS is a hatch and there are a few practical benefits to a hatch. If anything happens to the RS on supermarket car park or at work I will not be bothered. Could not say the same for the WR1.
My lady doesn't want to drive the WR1 everyday as it scares her a little and she is the same as me with wanting to keep it for fun. She also likes her Mini Cooper S Works (soon to get the extra 10bhp on offer by John Cooper).
Caterham - I'm too big for a Caterham. Would like a Westfield but I want the V8 and with getting married in 2 weeks time this will have to wait. To be honest my next petrol investment will probably be a Quad bike or trade in the WRX for a WRX Wagon. Kylie (WR1) will be at my wedding!!
WRX is how I got into Scoobies. I used to have a company car and a fun Mitsubishi 3000GT in mint condition that I used to leave at my mothers house during the week. She used to drive it but was always worried where she parked it and would often decide to drive her old Renault 19. I saw her struggling to drive the 19 one day so I decided the 3000GT had to go and I needed something that was fun at weekends for me and had 4x4 because my mother loves the 4x4 security in bad weather. WRX it was and I have never looked back. I still have the WRX that my mother drives 90% of the time and she adores it. I then had the PPP fitted and I was then hooked on the Scooby. I have never had such a reliable car before. The WRX is on a Y plate, covered 35k miles and causes us no problems.
Different folks, different strokes I guess.
Brian - love the van you nutter!!
Hope I haven't bored you all with the rambling around comments that were made./
WR1 in garage because:-
1) I WILL lose my license
2) I will die at speed
3) Will get detented and scratched at work
4) intend keeping it for a few years
5) nice to keep it mint and drive for fun only
It doesn't sit in the garage all the time. Done 5k since end of june.
RS Focus replaced a rather thirsty Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 Overland.
RS is a hatch and there are a few practical benefits to a hatch. If anything happens to the RS on supermarket car park or at work I will not be bothered. Could not say the same for the WR1.
My lady doesn't want to drive the WR1 everyday as it scares her a little and she is the same as me with wanting to keep it for fun. She also likes her Mini Cooper S Works (soon to get the extra 10bhp on offer by John Cooper).
Caterham - I'm too big for a Caterham. Would like a Westfield but I want the V8 and with getting married in 2 weeks time this will have to wait. To be honest my next petrol investment will probably be a Quad bike or trade in the WRX for a WRX Wagon. Kylie (WR1) will be at my wedding!!
WRX is how I got into Scoobies. I used to have a company car and a fun Mitsubishi 3000GT in mint condition that I used to leave at my mothers house during the week. She used to drive it but was always worried where she parked it and would often decide to drive her old Renault 19. I saw her struggling to drive the 19 one day so I decided the 3000GT had to go and I needed something that was fun at weekends for me and had 4x4 because my mother loves the 4x4 security in bad weather. WRX it was and I have never looked back. I still have the WRX that my mother drives 90% of the time and she adores it. I then had the PPP fitted and I was then hooked on the Scooby. I have never had such a reliable car before. The WRX is on a Y plate, covered 35k miles and causes us no problems.
Different folks, different strokes I guess.
Brian - love the van you nutter!!
Hope I haven't bored you all with the rambling around comments that were made./