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vauxhall/opel calibra

x in the city · 2005-04-23 13:38:24

what is the consensus about these? nooone seems to have mentioned them. 2litre 16v. this 316i hasnt nuff poke for me. :D

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23-04-2005 2:38pm

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x in the city

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what is the consensus about these? nooone seems to have mentioned them.

2litre 16v. this 316i hasnt nuff poke for me.

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#2 24-04-2005 1:49am
Stephen

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I like the look of 'em, and you don't see too many of them on the roads here either.

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#3 24-04-2005 1:54am
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loads of trouble !!!!

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#4 24-04-2005 2:56am
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They are a good looking car, but they don't drive as well as they look. It's basically a rebodied vectra. I was looking at buying one about 8 years ago and had a good hard test drive in one, ended up buying a Corrado instead and was a very happy camper with that car

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#5 24-04-2005 12:38pm
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Aye there more trouble than they're worth, avoid.

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