Advice on a Scirocco?

akescpt said:
is that car a 1.4? OMgeeee ive heard that thing startup and it doesnt sound like a 1.4.! damn.
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Supercharged and Turbo's 1.4 that is.

But there were other models as well when they first came out.
 
Sensorei said:
I can't for the life of me think why you'd buy a 1.4 for R320K instead of looking for a 2012 2.0T for that price which you can find if you shop around, which would still have 2 years warranty left and 4 years service plan. You can extend the warranty for a few grand.

I drive the 2.0T scirocco and it is DEFINITELY worth it. It's an amazing drive. It has better resale value than the 1.4 as well.
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Fuel economy for one.

*****

Personally I would NOT have a sunroof again in a car if I can help it. Rather I would never specially pay for it, because I never actually use it and I am convinced it causes leaks of air through the doors.

Now one of those panoramic roof jobbies, those I could go for because the illusion of space that the sunroof adds is well worth it.
 
Kbeat said:
Why? Becasue its cheap? But those things are ugly man, no comparison to a Rocc.
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To each his own. I dont like the Rocc, find it impractical, rear view is very limited, and getting in and out, I always bump my head on the door frame. The ST is quicker and more practical, offers My Key and Sync which the Rocc doesnt.
 
Gerhardva said:
To each his own. I dont like the Rocc, find it impractical, rear view is very limited, and getting in and out, I always bump my head on the door frame. The ST is quicker and more practical, offers My Key and Sync which the Rocc doesnt.
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But its ugly.
 
It might be coming back:

Volkswagen Scirocco primed for comeback as EV sports coupe

Sports coupé could be based on new Porsche Boxster platform; dual-motor, four-wheel-drive R flagship possible

Volkswagen is studying internal design, engineering and manufacturing proposals for a return of the Scirocco coupé as an electric car with 1970s-inspired styling and a possible dual-motor, four-wheel-drive R flagship.

The proposed two-door forms part of discussions about a four-way electric sports car project that also includes a fourth-generation Porsche Boxster/Cayman, a production version of the Cupra Dark Rebel coupé concept and a fourth-generation Audi TT, a high-ranking insider has divulged to Autocar.

They suggested it could be launched by 2028 if ultimately granted production approval by Volkswagen brand CEO Thomas Schäfer.

The three-door Scirocco is envisaged to sit above the second-generation ID 3 hatchback, which is set to adopt the Golf name and be sold alongside a restyled ninth-generation version of its combustion-engined hatchback sibling when it appears in 2027.

www.autocar.co.uk

Volkswagen Scirocco primed for comeback as EV sports coupe | Autocar

Sports coupé could be based on new Porsche Boxster platform; dual-motor, four-wheel-drive R flagship possible
www.autocar.co.uk www.autocar.co.uk
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