Some good point there and I'm glad you have your own opinion, life would be dull if you didn't.

anyone know if the ST can be remapped at all, (its normally aspirated isn't it?) like the vRS can be? Without having driven either, I can't really comment, but i would hazard a guess that a remapped vRS is going to seriously outperform the standard ST? add the cost of the remap to the buying price (plus a few brake and suspension mods) and you are still under or around the ST asking price and probably the insurance cost too. worth thinking about!

but personally I too would go for the ST myself, its just got that 'thing' about it that fast fords should have! enjoy!

I found Octy I interior (non-vrs) a bit low rent TBH :thumbdwn: But then it's going on 10 years old nowadays!

The Octy II however

I found Octy I interior (non-vrs) a bit low rent TBH :thumbdwn: But then it's going on 10 years old nowadays!

The Octy II however

Dont you think the VRS dash insert around the stereo area looks somewhat naff ?

Are you sure that your mind hasn't been imbalanced by the sheer ferocity, power and speed of the Fabia? :(

Each to their own, it would be a very boring place if we all had the same tastes in cars wouldn't it.

Good balanced post, feel free to stick around

Hey, when I said the Fabia vRS was a bag o' s***te everyone had a go at me! :grumpy:

Rob.

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lol - TDI was a bit more subtle. He was after a sports hatch, gave the Fabia ago but didn't suit his needs, doesn't make the fabia vRS a bad car by any stretch