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Selling my 92 TSi for a mint 96 GSX

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9d2TSi

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Jun 5, 2003
Battle Creek, Michigan
Just like the title says I found a stock 96 GSX (black w/gray leather)

New timing belt.
99K.
VERY Clean.
$7,200

Details on my car are in my gallery and profile. I know I will be starting over, but I would like a newer car. I know with time and money, I can make the 96 sick. Oh btw, I am getting $6K for my car.

Let me know some opinions.
Thanks,

Stacy
 
Dang 6k for a 92 1g, that is freaking nice. I am asuming you kept it reeeaaal nice. Well Carmax gave me $650.00 for my 93 Laser 1.8.... aint that nice HAHAHAH Anyway enjoy your new 2g GSX, you get the SPEED and the LOOKS now hehehe :dsm:
 
The guy that might buy it is a realist, he knows that i did all of the work myself and doesnt want to low ball. I can respect that. I have been a stooge and not wanting to sell it though.
 
jamie8dc said:
There's no difference in reliability between a GSX and a TSI awd right?

Stock for stock no, These cars get a bad rap. The guys that complain about reliability the most are usually the ones that:

1) Abuse them. (you don't have to race everyone you see at every stoplight)
2) Don't maintain them properly. Kinda goes with #1
3) Buy them already abused, don't PM them, and then go and do #1
4) Don't modify them correctly. A bigger turbo shouldn't be your first mod.
5) Troll tuners from other forums trying to start shit...LOL. Sorry just added that one for fun. :p

All in all these are great cars with a lot of room for large power gains for not a lot of cash. Look at it like this, the more that you mod your car the less relaible it becomes. More power = more broken parts.
 
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