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Skillen · 15-06-13, 10:22 AM

Make the change to one you've looked at thoroughly and made sure its bit a dog and you'll not regret it.

I still have my ZR and its sitting unused as the ZS is better in every way apart from fuel!

Believe it or not my insurance for the ZR is £750 a year and the ZS is £415.

I have two ZS's now a mk1 and mk2 and feel the mk1 is the more capable of the two though it could be due to the different feel of wider tyres on the mk2 and miles better rubber on the mk1.

The ZR is a great little car and mine has front and rear braces and is lowered 35mm but the handling isn't as precise or turn in as good as the ZS.

Comfort is way better in the ZS too and I feel it has a lower driving seat too!

Make the change. You won't regret it!

15-06-13, 10:22 AM	#9
Skillen Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Chester Posts: 2,581	Make the change to one you've looked at thoroughly and made sure its bit a dog and you'll not regret it. I still have my ZR and its sitting unused as the ZS is better in every way apart from fuel! Believe it or not my insurance for the ZR is £750 a year and the ZS is £415. I have two ZS's now a mk1 and mk2 and feel the mk1 is the more capable of the two though it could be due to the different feel of wider tyres on the mk2 and miles better rubber on the mk1. The ZR is a great little car and mine has front and rear braces and is lowered 35mm but the handling isn't as precise or turn in as good as the ZS. Comfort is way better in the ZS too and I feel it has a lower driving seat too! Make the change. You won't regret it!