Quote from: LensBlue on 23 November 2007, 13:32Only in it for the snob value then not the better car?Well almost - the fuel saving is substantial over a year Oh sorry, I forget the not inconsiderable fact that you can add another 70+bhp for around £500 with a simple remap... the R32 can't do that so you R32's out there can my Ed30's rear hatch goodbye as you see it accelerating into the distance
Only in it for the snob value then not the better car?
Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?
We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!
Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers
Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 16:19Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers Im not defensive or shy I got mine because it was cheaper than the GTi/ED30
Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 18:07Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 16:19Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers Im not defensive or shy I got mine because it was cheaper than the GTi/ED30 Ahh, I see.You bought it because you couldn't afford the GTI/ED30
Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 19:24Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 18:07Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 16:19Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers Im not defensive or shy I got mine because it was cheaper than the GTi/ED30 Ahh, I see.You bought it because you couldn't afford the GTI/ED30 Or you could say.. I wasnt willing to pay more for a inferior car
Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 19:34Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 19:24Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 18:07Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 16:19Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers Im not defensive or shy I got mine because it was cheaper than the GTi/ED30 Ahh, I see.You bought it because you couldn't afford the GTI/ED30 Or you could say.. I wasnt willing to pay more for a inferior car I could, but I wouldn't
Quote from: Hurdy on 26 November 2007, 00:33Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 19:34Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 19:24Quote from: R32UK on 25 November 2007, 18:07Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 16:19Quote from: davefish on 25 November 2007, 11:28Quote from: Hurdy on 25 November 2007, 10:54We all defend our main reason for buying it.....that's why we chose it!But that's my point, why be so defensive?That's what I am trying to get across..people will be naturally defensive in favour of the car they have...because they chose it (for whatever reason) over another model. Most reasons are subjective and open to any amount of debate and will still not convince either side of a discussion that their view is wrong. Even definitive proof is not enough....for some R32 drivers Im not defensive or shy I got mine because it was cheaper than the GTi/ED30 Ahh, I see.You bought it because you couldn't afford the GTI/ED30 Or you could say.. I wasnt willing to pay more for a inferior car I could, but I wouldn't because the porkies police might put out a warrant for you!