Fun car under 10k
Discussion
Basically im looking for a car under 10k to have a bit fun with, 200bhpish and it has to have a half decent boot.
To give you an idea of the cars ive been looking at ive seen the following:
Honda Integra DC5
Honda Civic FN2 Type R
Astra VXR
Golf GTi
But the only car I like out of them are the Integra. But due to being 20, and Insurance I cant get one!
I like cars that are a little different, and preferably under 10 years old
Drivechain doesnt matter, I just want to have some fun!
Thanks for your help!
To give you an idea of the cars ive been looking at ive seen the following:
Honda Integra DC5
Honda Civic FN2 Type R
Astra VXR
Golf GTi
But the only car I like out of them are the Integra. But due to being 20, and Insurance I cant get one!

I like cars that are a little different, and preferably under 10 years old
Drivechain doesnt matter, I just want to have some fun!
Thanks for your help!
Slow said:
You mean you want a boyracer car
?
You could find saloons with like 300bhp or more and insure for less than those.
Civic tyyre r - £3500 insurance
Bmw 7 series v12 - £3000 insurance
Both of those are while 18 in my name.
^^^this.
?You could find saloons with like 300bhp or more and insure for less than those.
Civic tyyre r - £3500 insurance
Bmw 7 series v12 - £3000 insurance
Both of those are while 18 in my name.
I've got one of the said v12 bmws and have as much fun driving that than any of the hatches i've had before
Red 4 said:
Focus ST
Renaultsport Clio 200
Not sure about the first one but I know I went with the second one due to insurance on Type-r's being silly. Renaultsport Clio 200
It's plenty fun and the boot, with seats down swallows almost anything I used mine partially to move house and it makes a decent van when needed (being white it's pretty close too).
ST engine though mmmmmmm
Edited by GrumpyTwig on Monday 4th February 00:28
GrumpyTwig said:
Not sure about the first one but I know I went with the second one due to insurance on Type-r's being silly.
It's plenty fun and the boot, with seats down swallows almost anything I used mine partially to move house and it makes a decent van when needed (being white it's pretty close too).
ST engine though mmmmmmm
They're like chalk and cheese - very different.It's plenty fun and the boot, with seats down swallows almost anything I used mine partially to move house and it makes a decent van when needed (being white it's pretty close too).
ST engine though mmmmmmm
Edited by GrumpyTwig on Monday 4th February 00:28
The ST is more of a cruiser, a bit wallowy and feels like a big car. Easily modified (if that's your thing) with just a diy remap. 40 BHP gain instantly. Engine is strong with a nice warble.
The Clio is better handling, feels much, much smaller and although not as quick in a straight line it will muller an ST on the twisty bits.
FN2 CTR isn't my cup of tea (had one for 6 months and didn't like it). Rock hard suspension with absolutely no compliance. Rear visibility is rubbish and again, it feels big. Decent engine and induction noise though and a decent 'box. Oh, and good seats. It is not a Type R though in my book and doesn't deserve the badge.
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