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B2 Passat
A friend of mine had one of those back in the day, an automatic.C Reg SAAB 900 turbo 3 door in black. My dream car when I was a lad
Mrs S's uncle had a black 5 door. It was a great car but you're right up to around 2500ish revs nothing happened; above that, the boost gauge went off the scale and the flippin' thing just took offA friend of mine had one of those back in the day, and automatic.
I drove it and it scared the cr*p out of me pulling onto a roundabout with fast moving traffic from a standstill. Pull away, lag, lag, lag (traffic from the right now getting dangerously close), lag, lag, then whoosh! off it would go like a scalded cat.
Looks sweet, despite being in "hearing-aid beige".Spotted in Wedmore, Somerset:
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Looked in fantastic condition - the apparent marks on the bonnet are just 'wipe' marks.
Reminds me of test driving a Rover 820 turbo vitesse decades ago, salesman had driven it to a nearby village then parked for me to take over, parked 30 yards behind a parked car on a quiet road, I pulled away and put the foot down a little to go round the parked car, turbo kicked in as did torque steer that nearly pulled me left into the parked car, scary. Despite that we bought the car, PX'd it within a year and dropped about £6k on the price, most expensive car I've ever owned! Just to add to the fun, a few months after PX'ing it the new owner contacted me, the engine had suffered the well known head gasket failure and he wanted me to pay for the repair - told him to "go forth and multiply!!".I drove it and it scared the cr*p out of me pulling onto a roundabout with fast moving traffic from a standstill. Pull away, lag, lag, lag (traffic from the right now getting dangerously close), lag, lag, then whoosh! off it would go like a scalded cat.
I did like the 820 Vitesse. Great cars. I used to drive them a lot in my late teens when they were new. I During a summer job my boss’s boss’s boss’s boss’s boss’s boss had one, as did a few other senior managers.Reminds me of test driving a Rover 820 turbo vitesse decades ago, salesman had driven it to a nearby village then parked for me to take over, parked 30 yards behind a parked car on a quiet road, I pulled away and put the foot down a little to go round the parked car, turbo kicked in as did torque steer that nearly pulled me left into the parked car, scary. Despite that we bought the car, PX'd it within a year and dropped about £6k on the price, most expensive car I've ever owned! Just to add to the fun, a few months after PX'ing it the new owner contacted me, the engine had suffered the well known head gasket failure and he wanted me to pay for the repair - told him to "go forth and multiply!!".
Difficult to tell...it will be a bit too 'messed with' for many I'm guessing. The unsold yellow unmodified Evo II on 4Star Classics has been dropped by nearly £15k and they've reinstated the missing air-conditioningIts now live on classic Auction, what do we all think
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