Shall i swap my classic for a bugeye?
#36
Scooby Regular
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Staffordshire
Posts: 442
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
The looks of a bug have grown on me over the years and with some money they can look very very nice. However they need quite a few quid throwing at them to look nice and in my opinion silver is not a good colour for them. It'll never be a looker in that colour, polishing and turd come to mind....lol...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
With the right car to start with and a few quid you can achieve this...
#38
Scooby Regular
Lets get this straight, you want to swap the best looking impreza for the worst looking.
The newer car has the same miles, which means, on average, its been driven more with each year of ownership than your current car.
You know your current car and what's its been through, you cant say the same for the bug
There's little to no performance difference
There's little to no difference in fuel economy
Little to no difference in insurance.
So why is this even being considered. If you had said blob I'd be able to see your point (so long as everything added up).
The newer car has the same miles, which means, on average, its been driven more with each year of ownership than your current car.
You know your current car and what's its been through, you cant say the same for the bug
There's little to no performance difference
There's little to no difference in fuel economy
Little to no difference in insurance.
So why is this even being considered. If you had said blob I'd be able to see your point (so long as everything added up).
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post