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Old 08-16-2007, 01:48 PM   #14
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that's a great combo, lots of guys very happy with that set up...
Good to hear :)

I really love my MKIV. Such a great little platform (Seriously...little. A lowered Yaris is still taller than a MKIV) and the power delivery of the 1.8t is fantastic (Especially with the 6-speed).

If only it was more...reliable...

Its so upsetting to be discussing its dismisal, but I really feel like its the right choice.
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