Tuscan or Tuscan S
Tuscan or Tuscan S
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nismohks

Original Poster:

17 posts

234 months

Saturday 6th January 2007
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Hello

I have been reading this forum for a while, and I am seriously interested in buying a Tuscan Or Tuscan S.

I would just like to know people's opinions on whether to buy a Tuscan or Tuscan S ?

Apart from the front and rear spoilers ? what are the other main differences ?

I love the look of the Tuscan but I have yet to see a S in real life, Does the spoiler spoil the lines ? I know there are handling and high speed stability advantages of the S, but the S cost several thousand pounds more ?

Which should I get and why ? Also I am under the assumption people recommend buying one with a rebuilt engine, Is this correct ?
do any people buy their tuscans on finance ? or get some sort of loan ?

Thanks for any advice.

Mike


Edited by nismohks on Saturday 6th January 19:53

john tuscan.s

18 posts

234 months

Saturday 6th January 2007
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the s has more bhp.. up to 380 i believe and als0 larger discs and wider tyers than the standerd.it does all add up to a better package.
but look out for the red rose tuscans wich preceeded the s.
they are usualy same spec as s.
its a personal thing but ur love a tuscan if u never had one then as u get used it ur prob want more power and stuff that the s can offer then even that becomes sane then u find your self on the net looking at superchargers and suspension upgrades. madness

dvs_dave

9,040 posts

249 months

Saturday 6th January 2007
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Have a look here for the answers you need.

nismohks

Original Poster:

17 posts

234 months

Sunday 7th January 2007
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dvs_dave said:
Have a look here for the answers you need.


That was the exact post i was looking for, i remember reading it before but couldnt find it
Thanks dvs_dave

Mustang Baz

1,652 posts

258 months

Sunday 7th January 2007
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And this for more general considerations.

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=59360&f=5&h=0