Route to owning a Type R? - Page 3

dragndrop · 4th January 2008, 23:37

Here's my list:-

Mini 1000 (in Russet Brown - Nice!) - Top first car!
Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR - Brilliant and excellent handling warm hatch
Vauxhall Nova 1.4 SR As above and only got another SR because I couldn't afford the insurance for the 1.6 GTE
Rover 220 GSI - Didn't look anything special but very quick.
Subaru Impreza Turbo - Unbelievable traction and acceleration especially as it was running 246BHP.
VW Golf GTi 1.8 Turbo (mk4) Not that quick but very reliable
FN2 Type R GT - Just love the VTEC sound

Not a very long list considering I have been driving for 17 years but I have fond memories of all of them for different reasons.

StuMcBill · 5th January 2008, 06:56

1989 Mini Mayfair (Bar the Type-R the best car I have owned, great fun to drive)

2000 Vauxhall Corsa 1.0

2005 MG ZR 1.4

2007 Honda Civic Type-R GT!

Made a fair jump in the last one!

Stu

Sporran · 5th January 2008, 09:08

Ford Escort 1.6 Ghia MK2 - Y Plate (£300 to buy, £700 TP only lol, that was 13 years ago)
Ford Orian 1.6i Ghia MK2 - E Plate
Ford Orion 1.6i Ghia MK3 - H Plate
Golf GTI MK3 8v - K Plate
Golf GTI MK3 16v - N Plate
Golf GTI MK4 1.8T - 52 Plate
Golf GT TDI MK5 - 04 Plate
Golf GTI MK5 - 54 plate
Honda Civic Type R GT - 57 Plate

Anyone spot the pattern, wonder what my next brand of car will be lol

FWH · 5th January 2008, 10:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sporran

Ford Escort 1.6 Ghia MK2 - Y Plate (£300 to buy, £700 TP only lol, that was 13 years ago)
Ford Orian 1.6i Ghia MK2 - E Plate
Ford Orion 1.6i Ghia MK3 - H Plate
Golf GTI MK3 8v - K Plate
Golf GTI MK3 16v - N Plate
Golf GTI MK4 1.8T - 52 Plate
Golf GT TDI MK5 - 04 Plate
Golf GTI MK5 - 54 plate
Honda Civic Type R GT - 57 Plate

Anyone spot the pattern, wonder what my next brand of car will be lol

Another 6 Hondas.

3-5-7 - Prime numbers

Munro · 5th January 2008, 10:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sporran

Ford Escort 1.6 Ghia MK2 - Y Plate (£300 to buy, £700 TP only lol, that was 13 years ago)
Ford Orian 1.6i Ghia MK2 - E Plate
Ford Orion 1.6i Ghia MK3 - H Plate
Golf GTI MK3 8v - K Plate
Golf GTI MK3 16v - N Plate
Golf GTI MK4 1.8T - 52 Plate
Golf GT TDI MK5 - 04 Plate
Golf GTI MK5 - 54 plate
Honda Civic Type R GT - 57 Plate

Anyone spot the pattern, wonder what my next brand of car will be lol

How do you find the Type R after the mark 5 Golf Gti ?

Sporran · 5th January 2008, 12:04

il try and keep it short

Engine, cant say much at mo running in

, but yes i do notice not having a turbo, normal driving was full of low rev punch, though not that the Type R has no torque just not as much. But its noticable at low revs, roll on the break in period. Very really had to change down to over take.

Gear box - so much slicker than the golf imo, far less travel

Steerring - for the little driving find the Type R more responsive

Ride - without a doubt the Golf is better here. Yes its firm but a nice german firm if you know what i mean, Type R is hard but not harsh. Though along with the seats and ride feels very direct, im getting to like it.

Interior - this is usually an area that german cars excell and the golf was no different but am pleasantly surprised by the quality of the plastics, switchgear etc in Type R, prefer the Type R cabin, golf had a grey feel, dash, seats, lining etc but this is all nice and dark

The dials, no comparison i sure u know which one wins

View - well golf excelled here on every aspect, rear sides front and rear window wiper

ICE - think the golf edged it here for beefiness, it had 10 speaker system too. But didnt play MP3 or WMA which was a shame.

Looks - golfs are great cars though subjective but this car is just so sexy imo. Its marmite for some i agree

Consumption i know will be more for the R, on normal driving was getting 35ish round town, combination of turbo and fsi engine i guess.

Will miss the golf if im honest, but will defo enjoy this car more.

Dont regret changing at all.

u05rdh · 16th January 2008, 05:03

Well here goes my car history

1985 Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR

1999 Corsa SXi 1.2

1996 Pug 306 XSS

1995 Fiesta XR2i 1.8 16V

1992 Astra GSi Red Top 2.0 16V

1990 Escort RS Turbo

1996 Fiesta RS 1800

1999 Pug 306 GTi-6

2000 Vauxhall Astra Sport 1.8 16 V

2000 Ford Puma Millenium Edition 1.7 and yeah it was a yellow one!!

2007 Civic Type-R GT with 19" Rage alloys

I'm sure I have missed a few out but I've actually forgotten a few cars i've owned!!

Oh by the way i'm 26! Is that too many cars?

bandit · 16th January 2008, 20:11

yamaha dt50 mx
ford escort mk1 1.6
ford capri mk2 1.6
ford fiesta mk1
ford fiesta xr2 mk2
renault 5 gt turbo mk2
ford escort mk4 1.4
ford fiesta s 1.6
ford escort mk4 ( got married)
ford escort diesel estate ( had kids)
nissan primera 2 litre
mazda 323 2.0 sport
honda civic type r gt (divorced)

Marvintheandroid · 16th January 2008, 22:06

Lol mine is embarrasing for the wrong reasons,

Toyota Yaris 1.2 2 months

Audi A3 1.6 2 years

Bmw 320d 1 year

Volvo C30 2.0d 1 year

Honda Civic Type R GT 1 day!

The worst part is that their all my dads that Ive been insured on to drive. However the type R will be mine as I now have a salary which I can pay him back for it.

Btw the type R scares me like nothing else!

reed · 22nd January 2008, 19:44

Fiat Panda 30 (Puah!

)

Lancia Delta GT

Lancia Delta turbodiesel

Mitsubishi Eclipse (

very good and amazing car, it "served" me for 14 years)

and now TypeR GT

sallytraffic · 22nd January 2008, 20:03

It was a long time ago so I am sure I missed a couple but here goes...

1958 Hillman Minx, bought in 1968, column shift, front bench seat, cost £120
Ford Fiesta (rusted to death)
Ford Escort (rusted to death)
Honda Accord with flippy up headlights
Honda Accord 2.0
Honda Accord 2.2 with 4 wheel steer (stolen for leather interior and written off)
Honda Accord 2.0 green replacement but lacking the extras of previous car
today Honda Accord 2.0 in Blue, 47000 miles and VERY sad to see it go for trade in

and tomorrow, hopefully...

Honda Civic 1.8 ES NHB

And in all those years with Accords only tyres, brakes, batteries and drivers window to replace.

But now is the time for a smaller, more economical car.

IanG · 22nd January 2008, 20:29

Well here goes

Fiat Punto Sporting - Awful Fell to bits
VW Golf GT TDi 110 - Nice Car still going well as Brother in Law bought it
VW Golf GT TDi 130 - Well stick with a winning formula????
Renault Laguna Privilege 1.9 DCI - Well seeing as it did 80,000 miles in 2 years (First Company Car) it wasn't that bad but did start to fall to bits
VW Golf 2.0 TDI - This was a friday afternoon car and put me off VW for life. Dealers were hopeless and it was in the garage about once a month did 77,000 miles in 2 years and was over the moon when the lease finished. It drank oil like crazy.
Honda Accord 2.2 EX Diesel - Cracking car still going strong it's done 30,000 miles in 18 months and hasn't skipped a beat and convinced me to buy a Honda when I hand it back to the company.

Then roll on 1st March when the Type R GT arrives and as I'm now office based mileage much reduced the drive to work will be so much fun

Marvintheandroid · 22nd January 2008, 22:58

Toyota Yaris 1.2 2 months

Audi A3 1.6 2 years -

Was a brand new shape 2005 model -2 new clutches,new gearbox,powersteering failed whilst driving!,both front and rear windscreen wipers failed twice each (4 occasions).

Bmw 320d 1 year -

One of my dads company cars. Had no problems - although for a 24k vehical the handeling is poor,chassis feels like it flexes and twists over bumps although this maybe due to the bmw run flats.

Volvo C30 2.0d 1 year -

Excellent car to drive & own, with lots of torque (207 ft lb).The boot & boot lid is terrible. It only has 4 seats. Amazing on the motorway & over long distance (38mpg when driving with some go) done 16000 miles now. The ride is very similar to the type R (c30 uses 18'' atreus wheels).

Honda Civic Type R GT 1 week.

Gorgeous engine, great handeling,huge boot miles bigger than A3,sat nav is excellent,gearbox is very smooth,great on motorways & fast roads.
The ride is the firmest out of the cars ive driven and it delievers.
My only negatives are that there are far too many buttons in the ''cockpit'' as it seems to have become, oh and mpg is crap on short journeys around town (16mpg at the moment over 25 miles). Tho ive seen 35 on long motorway journeys.

Big& · 24th January 2008, 11:13

Datsun 120Y
XR2
Orion
XR2i
MR2 MKI
MR2 MKII
TT
Golf TDI

First Type-R

350z

Second Type-R

Golf GTI

Third Type-R

Conrad'67 · 24th January 2008, 13:31

'81 Escort 1.6 Ghia
'85 205 Gti 1.6
'91 205 Gti 1.9 Ltd. Ed.
another '91 205 Gti 1.6 (changed engine to 1.9 after blow up)
52 CTR
CBR125

07 CTR

brawnr · 24th January 2008, 18:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big&

Datsun 120Y
XR2
Orion
XR2i
MR2 MKI
MR2 MKII
TT
Golf TDI
First Type-R
350z
Second Type-R
Golf GTI
Third Type-R

So what do think of the new Type R, after having a Golf GTI?

Big& · 24th January 2008, 19:28

@brawnr:
I hated the Golf. It was an ex-dem with everything on it bar leather. That included DSG (the semi-automatic gears) and SatNav. I think if I had got one without DSG it might have been different but in all honesty, I doubt it. The car was just too dull and detached. But its horses for courses and many people don't like the Civic. I didn't keep the GTI long at all, the new R was a breath of fresh air and it showed me what I really wanted from a car, so it made my mind up for me.

Marvintheandroid · 24th January 2008, 22:06

B& how would you rate the type R compared to the 350z? Are running costs much more for 350 & does it give you the same levels of adrenaline rush?

I test drove a dsg audi tt (old model) ** i bought the type R. I hate DSG its absolutly butterz.test drove the golf it was well put together, but very dull2 drive compared to type R.

Big& · 25th January 2008, 11:11

@Marvintheandroid:
I loved the 350z. The only reason I got rid was because I needed the extra seats and some extra boot space for work. Running costs where fine really. Was getting about 26mpg. Parts and servicing where very cheep, in fact it cost less to get serviced than any of my Hondas and that was at a Nissan main dealer. I would have one again but it would have to be one of the newer ones with the extra bhp. I don't think it was ever as adrenaline filled as the type-r to drive though, as the power is delivered totally differently, but it was certainly entertaining.

Kimbo · 25th January 2008, 12:46

Volvo 340 GL (Not sure why)

Vauxhall Nova SR

Vauxhall Cavalier LX

Vauxhall Cavalier SRI

BMW 318CI

Subaru Impreza Turbo

Golf GT TDI

Glof GTI (25th Anniversary Edition)

Audii TT Roadster

BWW 320D Sport

Honda Civic Type R

16th January 2008, 22:06	#49 (permalink)
Marvintheandroid Valve Cap Join Date: 8th January 2008 Location: UK Posts: 34 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	.. Lol mine is embarrasing for the wrong reasons, Toyota Yaris 1.2 2 months Audi A3 1.6 2 years Bmw 320d 1 year Volvo C30 2.0d 1 year Honda Civic Type R GT 1 day! The worst part is that their all my dads that Ive been insured on to drive. However the type R will be mine as I now have a salary which I can pay him back for it. Btw the type R scares me like nothing else!

22nd January 2008, 22:58	#53 (permalink)
Marvintheandroid Valve Cap Join Date: 8th January 2008 Location: UK Posts: 34 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	edit Toyota Yaris 1.2 2 months Audi A3 1.6 2 years - Was a brand new shape 2005 model -2 new clutches,new gearbox,powersteering failed whilst driving!,both front and rear windscreen wipers failed twice each (4 occasions). Bmw 320d 1 year - One of my dads company cars. Had no problems - although for a 24k vehical the handeling is poor,chassis feels like it flexes and twists over bumps although this maybe due to the bmw run flats. Volvo C30 2.0d 1 year - Excellent car to drive & own, with lots of torque (207 ft lb).The boot & boot lid is terrible. It only has 4 seats. Amazing on the motorway & over long distance (38mpg when driving with some go) done 16000 miles now. The ride is very similar to the type R (c30 uses 18'' atreus wheels). Honda Civic Type R GT 1 week. Gorgeous engine, great handeling,huge boot miles bigger than A3,sat nav is excellent,gearbox is very smooth,great on motorways & fast roads. The ride is the firmest out of the cars ive driven and it delievers. My only negatives are that there are far too many buttons in the ''cockpit'' as it seems to have become, oh and mpg is crap on short journeys around town (16mpg at the moment over 25 miles). Tho ive seen 35 on long motorway journeys.

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This thread is about: Route to owning a Type R?, it's in Type-R at the Honda Civic forum Civinfo; Here's my list:- Mini 1000 (in Russet Brown - Nice!) - Top first car! Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR - Brilliant and excellent handling warm hatch ...

4th January 2008, 23:37	#41 (permalink)
dragndrop Valve Cap Join Date: 14th August 2007 Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Here's my list:- Mini 1000 (in Russet Brown - Nice!) - Top first car! Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR - Brilliant and excellent handling warm hatch Vauxhall Nova 1.4 SR As above and only got another SR because I couldn't afford the insurance for the 1.6 GTE Rover 220 GSI - Didn't look anything special but very quick. Subaru Impreza Turbo - Unbelievable traction and acceleration especially as it was running 246BHP. VW Golf GTi 1.8 Turbo (mk4) Not that quick but very reliable FN2 Type R GT - Just love the VTEC sound Not a very long list considering I have been driving for 17 years but I have fond memories of all of them for different reasons.

5th January 2008, 06:56	#42 (permalink)
StuMcBill Dandy Don Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 2nd January 2008 Location: Aberdeen, Scotland Posts: 140 Thanks: 5 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	1989 Mini Mayfair (Bar the Type-R the best car I have owned, great fun to drive) 2000 Vauxhall Corsa 1.0 2005 MG ZR 1.4 2007 Honda Civic Type-R GT! Made a fair jump in the last one! Stu

5th January 2008, 09:08	#43 (permalink)
Sporran Wheelnut Join Date: 27th December 2007 Location: Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire Posts: 63 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Ford Escort 1.6 Ghia MK2 - Y Plate (£300 to buy, £700 TP only lol, that was 13 years ago) Ford Orian 1.6i Ghia MK2 - E Plate Ford Orion 1.6i Ghia MK3 - H Plate Golf GTI MK3 8v - K Plate Golf GTI MK3 16v - N Plate Golf GTI MK4 1.8T - 52 Plate Golf GT TDI MK5 - 04 Plate Golf GTI MK5 - 54 plate Honda Civic Type R GT - 57 Plate Anyone spot the pattern, wonder what my next brand of car will be lol

5th January 2008, 12:04	#46 (permalink)
Sporran Wheelnut Join Date: 27th December 2007 Location: Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire Posts: 63 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	il try and keep it short Engine, cant say much at mo running in , but yes i do notice not having a turbo, normal driving was full of low rev punch, though not that the Type R has no torque just not as much. But its noticable at low revs, roll on the break in period. Very really had to change down to over take. Gear box - so much slicker than the golf imo, far less travel Steerring - for the little driving find the Type R more responsive Ride - without a doubt the Golf is better here. Yes its firm but a nice german firm if you know what i mean, Type R is hard but not harsh. Though along with the seats and ride feels very direct, im getting to like it. Interior - this is usually an area that german cars excell and the golf was no different but am pleasantly surprised by the quality of the plastics, switchgear etc in Type R, prefer the Type R cabin, golf had a grey feel, dash, seats, lining etc but this is all nice and dark The dials, no comparison i sure u know which one wins View - well golf excelled here on every aspect, rear sides front and rear window wiper ICE - think the golf edged it here for beefiness, it had 10 speaker system too. But didnt play MP3 or WMA which was a shame. Looks - golfs are great cars though subjective but this car is just so sexy imo. Its marmite for some i agree Consumption i know will be more for the R, on normal driving was getting 35ish round town, combination of turbo and fsi engine i guess. Will miss the golf if im honest, but will defo enjoy this car more. Dont regret changing at all.

16th January 2008, 05:03	#47 (permalink)
u05rdh Valve Cap Join Date: 7th January 2008 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 38 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Well here goes my car history 1985 Vauxhall Nova 1.3 SR 1999 Corsa SXi 1.2 1996 Pug 306 XSS 1995 Fiesta XR2i 1.8 16V 1992 Astra GSi Red Top 2.0 16V 1990 Escort RS Turbo 1996 Fiesta RS 1800 1999 Pug 306 GTi-6 2000 Vauxhall Astra Sport 1.8 16 V 2000 Ford Puma Millenium Edition 1.7 and yeah it was a yellow one!! 2007 Civic Type-R GT with 19" Rage alloys I'm sure I have missed a few out but I've actually forgotten a few cars i've owned!! Oh by the way i'm 26! Is that too many cars?

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bandit Supporter Valve Cap Join Date: 8th July 2007 Location: isle of wight Posts: 23 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	yamaha dt50 mx ford escort mk1 1.6 ford capri mk2 1.6 ford fiesta mk1 ford fiesta xr2 mk2 renault 5 gt turbo mk2 ford escort mk4 1.4 ford fiesta s 1.6 ford escort mk4 ( got married) ford escort diesel estate ( had kids) nissan primera 2 litre mazda 323 2.0 sport honda civic type r gt (divorced)

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reed Valve Cap Join Date: 22nd January 2008 Location: Milan, Italy Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Fiat Panda 30 (Puah! ) Lancia Delta GT Lancia Delta turbodiesel Mitsubishi Eclipse ( very good and amazing car, it "served" me for 14 years) and now TypeR GT

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sallytraffic Supporter Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 7th January 2008 Location: Sale, UK Posts: 366 Thanks: 2 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	It was a long time ago so I am sure I missed a couple but here goes... 1958 Hillman Minx, bought in 1968, column shift, front bench seat, cost £120 Ford Fiesta (rusted to death) Ford Escort (rusted to death) Honda Accord with flippy up headlights Honda Accord 2.0 Honda Accord 2.2 with 4 wheel steer (stolen for leather interior and written off) Honda Accord 2.0 green replacement but lacking the extras of previous car today Honda Accord 2.0 in Blue, 47000 miles and VERY sad to see it go for trade in and tomorrow, hopefully... Honda Civic 1.8 ES NHB And in all those years with Accords only tyres, brakes, batteries and drivers window to replace. But now is the time for a smaller, more economical car.

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IanG Supporter Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 21st January 2007 Location: Durham Posts: 216 Thanks: 1 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Well here goes Fiat Punto Sporting - Awful Fell to bits VW Golf GT TDi 110 - Nice Car still going well as Brother in Law bought it VW Golf GT TDi 130 - Well stick with a winning formula???? Renault Laguna Privilege 1.9 DCI - Well seeing as it did 80,000 miles in 2 years (First Company Car) it wasn't that bad but did start to fall to bits VW Golf 2.0 TDI - This was a friday afternoon car and put me off VW for life. Dealers were hopeless and it was in the garage about once a month did 77,000 miles in 2 years and was over the moon when the lease finished. It drank oil like crazy. Honda Accord 2.2 EX Diesel - Cracking car still going strong it's done 30,000 miles in 18 months and hasn't skipped a beat and convinced me to buy a Honda when I hand it back to the company. Then roll on 1st March when the Type R GT arrives and as I'm now office based mileage much reduced the drive to work will be so much fun

24th January 2008, 11:13	#54 (permalink)
Big& Wheelnut Join Date: 6th February 2007 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 68 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Datsun 120Y XR2 Orion XR2i MR2 MKI MR2 MKII TT Golf TDI First Type-R 350z Second Type-R Golf GTI Third Type-R

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Big& Wheelnut Join Date: 6th February 2007 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 68 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	@brawnr: I hated the Golf. It was an ex-dem with everything on it bar leather. That included DSG (the semi-automatic gears) and SatNav. I think if I had got one without DSG it might have been different but in all honesty, I doubt it. The car was just too dull and detached. But its horses for courses and many people don't like the Civic. I didn't keep the GTI long at all, the new R was a breath of fresh air and it showed me what I really wanted from a car, so it made my mind up for me.

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Marvintheandroid Valve Cap Join Date: 8th January 2008 Location: UK Posts: 34 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	B& how would you rate the type R compared to the 350z? Are running costs much more for 350 & does it give you the same levels of adrenaline rush? I test drove a dsg audi tt (old model) ** i bought the type R. I hate DSG its absolutly butterz.test drove the golf it was well put together, but very dull2 drive compared to type R.

25th January 2008, 11:11	#59 (permalink)
Big& Wheelnut Join Date: 6th February 2007 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 68 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	@Marvintheandroid: I loved the 350z. The only reason I got rid was because I needed the extra seats and some extra boot space for work. Running costs where fine really. Was getting about 26mpg. Parts and servicing where very cheep, in fact it cost less to get serviced than any of my Hondas and that was at a Nissan main dealer. I would have one again but it would have to be one of the newer ones with the extra bhp. I don't think it was ever as adrenaline filled as the type-r to drive though, as the power is delivered totally differently, but it was certainly entertaining.

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Kimbo Valve Cap Join Date: 12th November 2007 Location: Cambridge, UK Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Volvo 340 GL (Not sure why) Vauxhall Nova SR Vauxhall Cavalier LX Vauxhall Cavalier SRI BMW 318CI Subaru Impreza Turbo Golf GT TDI Glof GTI (25th Anniversary Edition) Audii TT Roadster BWW 320D Sport Honda Civic Type R