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Stilo Fiat Stilo Michael Schumacher Limited Ed.

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Stilo Fiat Stilo Michael Schumacher Limited Ed.

Shadeyman said:
Nice car, bet your gutted to see it go?

What will you be driving when she's gone?
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Shadey I already am gutted and devastated mate, people who live with their parents when their at Uni just dont realize how lucky they are mate.
The only thing i can buy in order to still have some money to live on until things get better has to be small, ECO and cheap. Maybe a 106 1.5 non turbo/Skoda/Starlet not sure yet bud...
 
Phill used to have a JTD. Would you consider going back. That way you may get your exhaust to fit on the new car also.
If you need a Schumi zorst you can have mine mate. It needs welding back together but if its any use to you i dont mind helping a friend out in times of need. (y)
 
Shadeyman said:
Ouch ...
The Stilo JTD's aren't too expensive to run, have you considered one?
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Yes you are absolutely right Shadey, I use to have one with endless problems, I even recal you helping me out with a few issues I had, real bad experience for me that car, it was all a lack of no experience in buying cars and failing to check the car over properly but that was all my own fault.
I am going to view a little starlet tomorrow, looks good with a real cheap price on it, my partner has one and its just great. It truly amazes me that the car is 12 years old and those little springs, steel wheels and everything else like paint work with no rust has remained so reliable and intact over all these years with no replacement according to the cars history even with the state of these roads today. Really bloody reliable and cheap to run too (y)

volxstu said:
Phill used to have a JTD. Would you consider going back. That way you may get your exhaust to fit on the new car also.
If you need a Schumi zorst you can have mine mate. It needs welding back together but if its any use to you i dont mind helping a friend out in times of need.
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Stuart next time we meet dont you dare bring your car to work lol borrow your dads car or something lol I think my stilo era has ended mate but not my Fiat enthusiasm :D that will be relived a little later on in life (y)
That is very kind of you mate and well appreciate the gesture :) When your next down my way give me a call and we can have a few beers (y)
 
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I wouldn't personally think of it like that. It's a fiat, it's cool, it's nippy and the top of the range model. Also how cool would it look when we meet up. Stilo and Sei Schumi parked together :yum:
 
volxstu said:
I wouldn't personally think of it like that. It's a fiat, it's cool, it's nippy and the top of the range model. Also how cool would it look when we meet up. Stilo and Sei Schumi parked together :yum:
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That would be cool actually but its out of my price range mate, a reliable banger is what I am after for now mate on a serious note (n)
 
that SEi is actually quite nice. Whilst it may cost more than your budget it has only done 28000 miles so should be reliable and not need money spending on it for a while. you could get a banger and land a big bill straight away.
 
As nice as that little Sei may be and the price tempting to up the stakes on the budget, the car is way too far away and when I viewed the specs of the car online it has too little of an engine. I share transport with people to Uni and back every day to save money and share costs, I think the 1.1 would make things a little slow and painful if you get what I mean, especially being an 8v....

Already clawed a banger for a good deal, hoping to borrow yet a few more hundred quid to purchase it and keep it by until I sell this almighty red beast (y)
 
8V dont suffer from lossy torque at lower revs. If i were buying a small engine again Apart from the 1.2 sporting engine which has that doodaah to up torque in the lower rev range i would buy 8 valve.
 
volxstu said:
8V dont suffer from lossy torque at lower revs. If i were buying a small engine again Apart from the 1.2 sporting engine which has that doodaah to up torque in the lower rev range i would buy 8 valve.
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I take your word for it bud (y) I appreciate your comments and time mate but the sei is a no for me mate, another Fiat in the future when stability is restored is a big YES tho :devil:
 
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