Malta Blue.
Petrol is fast on paper and paper only, get the DCI.
The Dci seems to be quite rare in the GT format.
cant afford the insurance on a 200 thats the problem only 19 lol
is there a remap available for the diesel?
And breathe.
should be able to get them remapped quite easy
you should declare it to your insurance as your 19 i don't think a remap is going to be premium friendly if they are prepared to cover you a remap will also void parts of your warranty if its proved the parts failed due to the map also don't believe the myths they are un delectable
have you driven a dci gt ?
a very good point you sir, speak sense lol. its actually a step up in power for me anyway when you get yours let us know what it's likeWhy bother re-mapping it? It's going to be slow regardless. Not only that a lad your age (judging by the fact you can't afford the insurance for a 200) won't be able to afford the unnecessary repair bills if any modifications you do invalidate parts of the warranty.
Just drive it sensibly, keep a clean licence and collect some NCB to work up the scale.
Be positive about the Diesel (I'm having to drop from a 225bhp Turbo Megane to a 1.5 dCi!!) you'll get good MPG and a fun car to boot that's reliable and under warranty! Save your pennies for the 200 next
+1 on white. Looks nice!
Mine's on finance and has a very good GFV, else I wouldn't have bothered.
If you engineer the deal correctly you won't have an issue. All new cars lose money if that's what scares you then buy one that's a year old.
maviso5, do you have any pictures of your car?
Very basic IMO.
Dci if you want economy, the 1.6 is just a fast 1.2 i think lol. Its a fun car to drive i guess, coilovers or 45mm hr springs is a must with spacers on the rear.
I went for a GT over a sport too, I get the whole "you could have had a nice 1 series, or something else for £11.5K" all the time from my friends. Kinda regret buying a new car, i could have spent the £11.5k on a 182 an insured it for 2 years most likely but.....i didnt want to. Part time job and at uni, cant really justify the running costs.
i am in the same situ as yourself, also at uni and part time job. No one has said to me about the costs, but tbh i wouldn't be able to afford the insurance + running costs of an RS :dapprove:
i do feel a bit out of place on this forum tho...but cant afford or afford the insurance of an RS
would of loved to be on the Cliosport stand at the FCS. RS twingos are good fun. had a race with one the other day
cars smart what extras does it have ?
nah good funnot a huge amount in it is there