RE: Six Of The Best? Forgotten Hot Hatches
Discussion
Ramses said:
j_s14a said:
along with its stablemate ZX Volcane TD, the original hot Deisel.
80s Golf GTD and the 306 TurboD..... thewheelman said:
Ramses said:
j_s14a said:
along with its stablemate ZX Volcane TD, the original hot Deisel.
80s Golf GTD and the 306 TurboD..... thewheelman said:
M666 EVO said:
309 GTi 1.9. Job done...
I was just about to mention those! Hard to have a forgotten hot hatch thread without the 309 GTiHowever, back to this thread, how did it come about? I would have liked to have put my car forward. Lancia Delta HPE, hatchback, rare, very quick. Surely a contender??? You can't buy it though
j_s14a said:
Also, what about the Citroen Xantia Activa, surely one of the most bizarre hot hatches ever, along with its stablemate ZX Volcane TD, the original hot Deisel.
I loved both of these but you'll be pushed to find either second hand!Even as a Citroen mechanic I'd be worried about running a second hand Activa!!
i was once foolish enough to experiment with what 'torque steer' actually meant. so I floored Beatrice (BX16V, sold a year ago) at the lights on my commute. Car leapt forward and left at the same time... at what seemed like 45 degrees! Sorry i do realise that bragging about unsafe onroad driving practices is neither a) big nor b) clever
Osella2 said:
i was once foolish enough to experiment with what 'torque steer' actually meant. so I floored Beatrice (BX16V, sold a year ago) at the lights on my commute. Car leapt forward and left at the same time... at what seemed like 45 degrees! Sorry i do realise that bragging about unsafe onroad driving practices is neither a) big nor b) clever
Don't worry, the Mk II Astra GTE 16v did that as standard.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff