A stock Toyota Corolla S or a Stock Volkswagens Rabbit
http://www.toyota.com/corolla/models.html
http://www.vw.com/rabbit/en/us/
http://www.toyota.com/corolla/models.html
http://www.vw.com/rabbit/en/us/
"a car that runs and a car that was not robbed...preferable both"
WTF is a rabbit?
ohhh a golf. The golf, definitely.
ohhh a golf. The golf, definitely.
I'd go with the Toyota. Both cars and companies are good, but a well maintained toyota is almost guaranteed to be problem free. The VW as with most Euro cars run extremely well but tend to have less reliable electronics.
Should have made this a poll.
Go with the Toyota. I have one and it is great, not to mention they are said to last a long time (miles). I here VW are good for the first 50k but then start to go bad... maybe a good car for a lease, but not to own.
Go with the Toyota. I have one and it is great, not to mention they are said to last a long time (miles). I here VW are good for the first 50k but then start to go bad... maybe a good car for a lease, but not to own.
Rabbit?DrunkFace wrote:
WTF is a rabbit?
ohhh a golf. The golf, definitely.
Yes, the Golf. Especially with the FSi engine, it's the unbreakablz!
I need around tree fiddy.
lol @ rabbit
Go with the Golf, I had one not so long since, only I had the GTI
Go with the Golf, I had one not so long since, only I had the GTI
What were they sniffing when they came up with that idea for a nameDonFck wrote:
Rabbit?DrunkFace wrote:
WTF is a rabbit?
ohhh a golf. The golf, definitely.
Yes, the Golf. Especially with the FSi engine, it's the unbreakablz!
americans are so dumb
Yeh, and less comfortable seats in euros.Reciprocity wrote:
I'd go with the Toyota. Both cars and companies are good, but a well maintained toyota is almost guaranteed to be problem free. The VW as with most Euro cars run extremely well but tend to have less reliable electronics.
hehe.. VW rabbit?? I've never heard of that.
But a golf is better than corolla in my opinion.. I base that on a lot of things but the quality of VW is better than toyota, the toyota will rust easier than golf which is a big problem where I live.
But a golf is better than corolla in my opinion.. I base that on a lot of things but the quality of VW is better than toyota, the toyota will rust easier than golf which is a big problem where I live.
I'm joining all the Europeans laughing at calling the Golf the 'Rabbit'!
I really would recommend the Golf (or 'Rabbit' as it is with you) over the Corolla - far more reliable (but Toyota is still fairly reliable) and looks a lot nicer (if you need that).
But in the end, all that needs to be said is...
Run, Rabbit, Run!
I really would recommend the Golf (or 'Rabbit' as it is with you) over the Corolla - far more reliable (but Toyota is still fairly reliable) and looks a lot nicer (if you need that).
But in the end, all that needs to be said is...
Run, Rabbit, Run!
What the fuck is up with Rabbit? I mean seriously, I know you guys want everything to be called differently, but this is ridiculous. Who's going to buy a car called a Rabbit? Especially in the US. These overpaid marketing bastards are idiots.
Anyway, get the Golf. Depends on how much you want to spend, if you can, get the Golf GTi
Anyway, get the Golf. Depends on how much you want to spend, if you can, get the Golf GTi
The vw rabbit has been around since 1974-presentsnuten_i_sjoholmen wrote:
hehe.. VW rabbit?? I've never heard of that.
But a golf is better than corolla in my opinion.. I base that on a lot of things but the quality of VW is better than toyota, the toyota will rust easier than golf which is a big problem where I live.
It was originally called the Rabbit here.
Owned both the mk4 gti turbo golf and the toyota corolla t sport. Not quite stock but the toyota for me is far better fun to drive and 40bhp more than the turbo golf:)
Rabbit/Golf.
Maybe not be sporty, but it's a good reliable car. My mom has a VW Passat, and it's awesome.
Maybe not be sporty, but it's a good reliable car. My mom has a VW Passat, and it's awesome.
I'm driving -91 corolla myself, so I'm little biased to say: Go for Corolla.
Its a damn reliable car, as far as engine and other hardware goes, but rusting might be bit of a problem (I heard Japaneses are using lot of recycled metals for cars, which causes them to rust more easily).
But I also get to drive my parents -01 VW Passat, its damn nice car too (though there is 10 year age cap between mine and theirs cars, so they aren't really comparable).
Its a damn reliable car, as far as engine and other hardware goes, but rusting might be bit of a problem (I heard Japaneses are using lot of recycled metals for cars, which causes them to rust more easily).
But I also get to drive my parents -01 VW Passat, its damn nice car too (though there is 10 year age cap between mine and theirs cars, so they aren't really comparable).
Off-topic, but.. ..isn't that a bit like.. ..the pot calling the kettle black? *cough* Vauxhall *cough*Mekstizzle wrote:
I know you guys want everything to be called differently, but this is ridiculous.
I need around tree fiddy.
rabbit. toyota's are for fags.
Rabbit. Toyota's got some good cars, but the Corolla blows.
Poseidon wrote:
Rabbit. Toyota's got some good cars, but the Corolla blows.
It sounds better than opel or Gm for the yanksDonFck wrote:
Off-topic, but.. ..isn't that a bit like.. ..the pot calling the kettle black? *cough* Vauxhall *cough*Mekstizzle wrote:
I know you guys want everything to be called differently, but this is ridiculous.
I would go for the golf,and its always been called the golf in europe since it was made all those years ago.
If if the bodywork doesn't rust then the toyota would probally outlive the golf,as there are thousands of toyota's taxi's here the uk.
Unless you want to start smoking bones, neither.
Get used Lexus or BMW, or a damned truck. A Rabbit or a Corolla? Jesus...
Get used Lexus or BMW, or a damned truck. A Rabbit or a Corolla? Jesus...
they r both terrible
rabbit/golf