yashicamat
Guest
Hello everyone,
First off - just like to say hi! I've popped over from Briskoda as I'm a Fabia driver but I'm considering an Ibiza Cupra as my next car. I cannot decide on the TDi vs 20vt though. It's a company car of sorts, so although the TDi is pricier, the lower tax means that their monthly rates are almost identical. Unfortunately, I'll not be able to mod the car so it's important I get the most suitable one as stock!
I've currently got a 'tweaked' Fabia TDi running roughly 130bhp, so I know what a reasonably powerful diesel is like - very very nice on the straights but a tad cumbersome around the corners in my 'Comfort' Fabia on standard suspension (apart from strut brace).
According to my research, the Ibiza is a good deal lighter than the fabia (although the TDI Cupra seems lighter than the 20vt . . ) so that should help.
Browsing the forums I can see the tdi vs 20vt debate is alive and kicking when it comes down the straight line performance, but having had petrols and diesels I'm well aware of the pro's and con's there.
I was wondering what the handling is like between them?
Thanks in advance!
Rob
First off - just like to say hi! I've popped over from Briskoda as I'm a Fabia driver but I'm considering an Ibiza Cupra as my next car. I cannot decide on the TDi vs 20vt though. It's a company car of sorts, so although the TDi is pricier, the lower tax means that their monthly rates are almost identical. Unfortunately, I'll not be able to mod the car so it's important I get the most suitable one as stock!
I've currently got a 'tweaked' Fabia TDi running roughly 130bhp, so I know what a reasonably powerful diesel is like - very very nice on the straights but a tad cumbersome around the corners in my 'Comfort' Fabia on standard suspension (apart from strut brace).
According to my research, the Ibiza is a good deal lighter than the fabia (although the TDI Cupra seems lighter than the 20vt . . ) so that should help.
Browsing the forums I can see the tdi vs 20vt debate is alive and kicking when it comes down the straight line performance, but having had petrols and diesels I'm well aware of the pro's and con's there.
I was wondering what the handling is like between them?
Thanks in advance!
Rob