
Your views needed......
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Your views needed......
I own a 15 month old 1.4 TSI Roc, which I love. It's a pleasure to drive, but I do miss some of the 'toys' I had on my previous car . I now have the opportunity to buy a new 2.00 TSI GT which is sitting in the dealer's compound, and I was wondering what views you all have on the new Roc and if it's worth changing my relatively new car for this new GT. 

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Re: Your views needed......
its all circumstantial.
Can you afford it - that's what it boils down to.... if you could, why not have a newer, faster car?
Can you afford it - that's what it boils down to.... if you could, why not have a newer, faster car?
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Re: Your views needed......
Toys? What toys?
The 20 bhp increase wouldnt be worth switching for imo.
The 20 bhp increase wouldnt be worth switching for imo.
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Re: Your views needed......
The increase would be 50bhp on the 1.4tsi not 20bhp. More power is always a bonus!!
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Re: Your views needed......
Tax increase, Insurance increase, fuel consumption increase..........
I'd do it
I'd do it

- Ajlcomputers
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Re: Your views needed......
No experience of the 1.4 but my 2.0 TSI is a lovely car even if it is a bit rattly.
The only thing I would say is that I once changed from a 1.4 Puma to a 1.7 Puma and although it was faster and had leather and that kind of thing, I still got bored of it more quickly as it wasn't sufficiently different to make me feel that I'd had a change so probably worth keeping that in mind.
The only thing I would say is that I once changed from a 1.4 Puma to a 1.7 Puma and although it was faster and had leather and that kind of thing, I still got bored of it more quickly as it wasn't sufficiently different to make me feel that I'd had a change so probably worth keeping that in mind.
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Re: Your views needed......
As Henry Ford once said, "There is no substitute for cc's".
Personally I would go for the 2.0TSi because there is so much more you can do to it on the tuning side. Even the 2.0Tdi has a higher performance potential. Even if you don't go for high spec mods, at least with the 2.0TSi you have the option later on.
Personally I would go for the 2.0TSi because there is so much more you can do to it on the tuning side. Even the 2.0Tdi has a higher performance potential. Even if you don't go for high spec mods, at least with the 2.0TSi you have the option later on.
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Re: Your views needed......
As mentioned previoualy, it's all circumstantial.. also, it depends on what you use the car for imo.
If you just want more power / tuning potential then yes go for it
If you you're bored of the cabin etc. i would look at another car altogether.
Or just to throw it in there... buy an R
If you just want more power / tuning potential then yes go for it

If you you're bored of the cabin etc. i would look at another car altogether.
Or just to throw it in there... buy an R
