Vw Golf R32?
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Originally Posted by STi-LLlegal
the r32 is a good all-around car, but the pricing is just way too high. i think it's around 33+.
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http://www.modernracer.com/vwr32.html
damn these things could pull away from a stock wrx.
none turbo and AWD. hmm not that bad
damn these things could pull away from a stock wrx.
none turbo and AWD. hmm not that bad
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I'd
take that link with a grain of salt. germancarfans.com shows 0-60 time of 6.6 seconds. Kind of heavy for a two door hatchback, boxy, and I would think they would have squeezed more power out of a 3+ liter motor for a sports car. The AWD system they use gets good reviews.
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Theres one in the islands that ran 13.4 sec @ 99 mph with a few bolt-ons, intake/exhaust/chip still N/Aspirated.
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I like the R32, but it's not the best bang-for-your-buck.
If you want a nice interior, get an '06 WRX limited, then get your exhaust/UTEC/suspension, etc. It'll still be cheaper than the VW and it will perform a whole lot better.
If you want a nice interior, get an '06 WRX limited, then get your exhaust/UTEC/suspension, etc. It'll still be cheaper than the VW and it will perform a whole lot better.