Nice Suzuki Cappuccino on ebay

[Cotty]

Just needs a little tidying

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1994-SUZUKI-CAP

[Luca1973]

That's superb. They're even throwing in the dog. Cant ask for more than that.

[HAB]

I'm thinking of buying the missus one of them when I sell my flat.

Hope she doesn't do that to it!!

Edited by HAB on Friday 11th August 20:52

[r5gttgaz]

HAB said:

I'm thinking of buying the missus one of them when I sell my flat.

Hope she doesn't do that to it!!

Edited by HAB on Friday 11th August 20:52

No offence but its going to be a bit cramped living in one of those.

[HAB]

[alexkp]

I wouldn't give five quid for it in that state.

[graham@reading]

What's with the mutt?

[Polarbert]

She did a fairly good job of that:

[Cotty]

graham@reading said:

What's with the mutt?

I dunno

[Cotty]

"From the day of the crash the car has been covered,The cover comes with the car and it has a bran new £200 cd player, Its played 2 cds thats how new"

[mybrainhurts]

Mr Eloquent said:

THE WOMAN I HAD THE CAR FROM SPENT OVER £10,000 ON IT AND I HAVE ALL THE RESEATS.I NO HOW MUCH A TURBO WOULD COST AROUND £2000,WITH A ENGINE I WOULD NOT LIKE TO NO,MOST PARTS YOU GET THEM SHIPPED FROM JAPAN AND A HEADLIGHT UNIT WOULD SET YOU BACK £400.IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO NO MORE JUST ASK.THANKS FOR LOOKING.

Wuff....

[Jaik]

The state of that Cappuccino doesn't make me feel any safer driving mine

[R988]

Short wheel base, peaky turbo and rwd, they can be tricky to drive on the limit as they are a bit twitchy and are hard to catch if they step out unexpectedly. Not one for the novice or clueless driver, can be good fun if know what you're doing though

[HAB]

The narrow track won't help matters for the inexperienced,either.

Anyone driven a cappuccino?,always fancied a shot(nothing to do with the fact I was considering one for the oh, by the way.)

Edited by HAB on Saturday 12th August 19:59

[Jaik]

R988 said:

Short wheel base, peaky turbo and rwd, they can be tricky to drive on the limit as they are a bit twitchy and are hard to catch if they step out unexpectedly. Not one for the novice or clueless driver, can be good fun if know what you're doing though

You're right about them being twitchy for sure. Before I put wider (195/45R15 over the standard 165/65R14) Eagle F1s on mine it regularly kicked it's bum out in the rain. It's the first RWD car I've driven and to be honest I don't find it hard to pull back in line if a "brown pants moment" does happen. Obviously I can't compare it to other RWD cars but most owners say they're relatively easy to control a slide in.

HAB said:

The narrow track won't help matters for the inexperienced,either.

Anyone driven a cappuccino?,always fancied a shot(nothing to do with the fact I was considering one for the oh, by the way.)

Yes, I have They're a good laugh and feel faster than they are. You need to rev it a bit to make good progress though and the parts if you ever need any are often ridiculously priced. It's not unusual for aftermarket upgrades to be cheaper than the original parts.

[Marki]

Luca1973 said:

That's superb. They're even throwing in the dog. Cant ask for more than that.

Must be Pikeys

[MJK 24]

They're only 65 horse power or something aren't they?

Can't be a huge handful even in the wet.

[Jaik]

Yep, 64bhp stock, but at 700kg they're surprisingly nippy. You don't need much power to slide in the wet

Edited by Jaik on Saturday 12th August 21:27

[Pickled Piper]

They handle like a scaled down MK1 MX5.

Lots of fun at relatively low speeds but could catch you out in the wet.

pp

[hendry]

This thread got me looking on Autotrader and there are tonnes of them. Also a much smaller number of Honda Beats, which I think I like the look of more. Anyone got any experience of those?

For my money I'd have one of these two over a Smart Roadster.