Lupo GTi

Discussion in 'Fox/Lupo/Polo' started by symtheus, Dec 28, 2005.

  1. symtheus New Member

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    Hey All,



    I just want to know really if the Lupo Gtis are actually any good as on
    paper they seem to be quite an ammusing car to have as I want to keep
    the Corrado for sunny days in the summer and I want to put it away as a
    project so yeah I really want something to blast around in and
    obviously have some fun in whilst the Corrado is hibernating for the
    winter!!! So does anybody rate or hate the Lupo Gtis or does anyone
    have any suggestions otherwise?

    Cheers

    Tom
     
  2. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    love 'em :)
     
  3. Vento Mike Forum Junkie

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    used to own one....addictive, fun, nippy [:D]

    Loved it...sold it towards a new house tho[:^(]

    crap gearbox's tho (APPARENTLY!)
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  4. s3lupo New Member

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    Mine 's no gti but it is good fun;)
     
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    Heya,

    Ive had 2 lupo gti's and i'd love to have another, great cars and quicker than what vw say they are, all tests confirm this,ie autocar

    Deffo get one,

    Taz
     
  6. symtheus New Member

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    Hmmm your name suggests somat under the bonnet with a little more power than the 1600 engine!!!
     
  7. symtheus New Member

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    What about the Polo GTi? Only cos its a cheaper option!!
     
  8. G-Man Forum Junkie

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    Polo GTI's are alot cheaper, but then Lupo's styling looks more like a GTI.

    Also on a Lupo forum, the earlier 5 speed gearbox model Lupo GTI's were quicker on the 0-60mph and quarter mile than the later 6 speed models! There's some video of it someone around the net! ;)
     
  9. s3lupo New Member

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    Last rolling road i run 314bhp at the Wheels [:$]
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    @s3lupo that must be one mad scary car!!!

    what types of cars do you like "shocking" then?? type r's, beemers etc??
     
  11. G-Man Forum Junkie

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    What cars does he like shocking in that S3 lupo?!

    Type R's he'd urinate all over, and it'd take an M3 no probs i reckon esp with 314hp at the wheel!!!

    Hp per ton is silly!, must slaughter most cars on the road!
     
  12. Gareth83 Forum Junkie

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    hp per ton isn't everything though!

    my mk1 16v may have more hp per tonne than nissan pulsars but dont mean it'll beat them!!
     
  13. Gareth83 Forum Junkie

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    example does he wheelspin in every gear with so much power at the wheels?
     
  14. G-Man Forum Junkie

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    Pulsars are 4wd though! So maybe 4wd will be troublesome off the lights, but once that little beast gets rolling, it'll pull like a tank given good traction conditons!

    Judging from 1/4 mile video's of S3/1.8t Lupo's they still seem to put down the power very well and go like stink!
     
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    Venom stats for S3 lupo

    Performace Tests

    Approximately 300BHP!
    0 - 60 in 4.9 Seconds
    Top Speed 160MPH
    1/4 in 12.9 Seconds
     
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  17. symtheus New Member

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    Hmmmmmm thats one hell of a Lupo!!! 12.9 for a 1/4 thats impressive!!!
    But dunno if I fancy razzing about in a 300+ BHP Lupo every day of the
    week!!! Seems a bit lairy to me!!!

    I wander what 160 in a Lupo feels like!! Don't think i've done over a tonne in a car that small!!!!

    So any more opinions on the Polo or Lupo for that matter??? Would
    prefer to get a Lupo GTi but they are about 2K more than a Polo GTi!
    Are they worth the extra??


    Wait a second!!!! There was a car very similar to this Ebay recently
    claiming to be 338BHP is that yours or someone elses??!!! What made you
    go for the Green???? sounds gorgeous tho!!! that last gear you hear seems to go on forever!!!





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    The lupo feels great off the clock it bounces the limiter[:s]Drives like a factory car Yes it is for sale on Ebay due to new project[:$]
     
  20. symtheus New Member

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    Well good luck with it. Do you reckon you can sell it on Ebay?? I have
    seen a couple of seriously nice cars not sell on there... Not sure if
    the Chav car buyers of ebay are ready for such a beast lol!!!
     

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