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28-02-12, 04:11 PM
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620ti for my zs180
been offered a low milage 620ti for my 04 plate mk1 zs 180 with cash......do you think this is a good deal,as i used to own one before but i love my zs and i do love the turbo 620ti too,any opinions welcome as i need to make up my mind  .....deano
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28-02-12, 05:11 PM
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28-02-12, 05:22 PM
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if i could have both i would,but funds and space a prob at the momment,its a case of one or the other.....?
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28-02-12, 05:28 PM
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Not for me - but your call. Very different in terms of what they offer I would imagine. Sure the ZS is a far sharper drive, but if you want a comfier cruiser and a few quid in your pocket - go for the Ti
Then, when you realise that you want the better driving experience of the ZS, butcher the engine out of it and drop it into a Mk2 110 ZS !
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28-02-12, 06:15 PM
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No comparison. I personally wouldnt have a ti over a zs 180.
In std form, the 180 will see off a ti in both performance and handling.
The only places the ti will score is comfort and space. Thats it.
Plus ti looks dated and drives like an old car.
The zs maybe a bit old in the tooth in some peoples eyes, but it still has that driving appeal everytime you get behind the wheel, whereas the ti doesnt.
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28-02-12, 06:40 PM
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Well said G!
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28-02-12, 06:54 PM
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A lot of it depends on the figures involved, how much are the 2 cars worth etc.
With the current price of ZS's I'd seriously consider the offer.
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28-02-12, 07:56 PM
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Id keep the ZS...............The 600 looks SO OLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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28-02-12, 09:44 PM
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The 620 is quite a heavy car and the suspension is bog standard Rover, so wallows in the bends. A 620 engine in a 420 shell would be a sensible alternative to a 180. 
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28-02-12, 10:42 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovermgparts
No comparison. I personally wouldnt have a ti over a zs 180.
In std form, the 180 will see off a ti in both performance and handling.
The only places the ti will score is comfort and space. Thats it.
Plus ti looks dated and drives like an old car.
The zs maybe a bit old in the tooth in some peoples eyes, but it still has that driving appeal everytime you get behind the wheel, whereas the ti doesnt.
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+1 i gotta agree with george
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