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Say goodbye to the VRS on saturday

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in Skoda Fabia Mk1 (1999-2007)

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After 22k miles of fun with the Vrs i have decided to turn the clock back and go over to the darkside (Honda). I had one of these brand new in 2005 and have managed to pick up a last of the line 2006 black Civic Type R. Cheapest in the Honda network (it had been on hold for a guy who was trying to buy it but failed several finance applications). They therefore decided to move it on so reduced the price by £1k. Comes with FULL Honda service history, new bridgstone tyres but most importantly i negotiated a 3 year unlimited mileage Honda warranty into the deal :)

Sad to see the VRS go but with it needing all new discs/pads and a major service i felt the time was right.

Goodbye torque long live 8700 revs

Can't blame you, v-tecs are fun!!!

Welcome to the club :)

I like wiping the floor with vtecs :rofl:

who needs 8700 rpm's...:wait:

Vtec is fun diesel is boring!!

Try vvtl-i toyota's offering! Awesome

I like wiping the floor with vtecs :rofl:

LMAO!!!!! :strong:

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