on display at Geneva:
(http://images.pistonheads.com/nimg/21574/tn_351478__DSC1787-t.jpg)
(http://images.pistonheads.com/nimg/21574/tn_351484__DSC1794-t.jpg)
I actually quite like this, not so sure on the wheels but otherwise I quite like the look of these new polos, a definite improvement over the last few shapes I reckon. Plus using the 1.4 TSI engine seems a good idea, 180bhp standard with surely plenty of tuning potential for well over 200bhp. It should handle OK too with a fancy diff and stuff.
More info:
http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=21574
whats the crack with not designing new wheels? they put them on the mk6 golf too. seems lazy to me.
Agree. Especially seeing as how imo they look sh*t!
I think vw has lost their imagination!
You can also get the new cupra with same engine for £15k.
It does look quite good but the Polo is a big car now though, that's gotta be mk3 Golf sized? So much for a pocket rocket...
It does look really good and the engine sounds like a wee stormer.
As for the price, what are VW on at the moment. The new Golf R is not far off £40k when you add a few extras like leather and DSG etc.
I bought a brand new Golf GTI Edition 30, 2 years ago for £20k. It will keep up with the Golf R and should be a good bit quicker than the Polo GTi.
Looks like I got it at the right time.
Cheers
Craig
Quote from: superchargedpolo on March 04, 2010, 07:46:33 AM
It does look really good and the engine sounds like a wee stormer.
As for the price, what are VW on at the moment. The new Golf R is not far off £40k when you add a few extras like leather and DSG etc.
I bought a brand new Golf GTI Edition 30, 2 years ago for £20k. It will keep up with the Golf R and should be a good bit quicker than the Polo GTi.
Looks like I got it at the right time.
Cheers
Craig
£20k for a brand new unregistered? that's very cheap.
i saw this a few months ago but was a different pic, luckily i saved it to my hard drive
whats the differance?