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Hi All, I'm in the market for a VW Lupo at the moment, looking for a GTI, but will consider modified examples too. My ideal would be a high spec, low mileage, stock, laser blue GTI. Budget is variable depending on the vehicle and I'm located near Glasgow in Scotland, so local is preferred but can travel for the right car at the right price. Show me what you got!

Are you looking to sell the teddies?

Looks like this is back up on eBay again. Seller has a different name but seems to be using the same pictures, so I assume it's whoever bought it last. Always tempting though... https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F192866844207 Edit: new seller seems to be trade, judging by their other items being cars too.

Hi, where's the car located?

That is a lovely looking Lupo. Possibly one of the best I've seen, very tempting, but that's a high price to stretch to...

Fair enough, I assumed all the GM parts would make it American. I do like the styling of them though, small car with big arches is always a good thing in my books.

Haha, fortunately nothing that bad. Just a wee Corsa. Not sure what country of origin they claim to be though...?

That's the dream. Currently running a tdi at the moment, but nothing as stylish as a Lupo.

Hi All, I just registered, I've been popping in and out from time to time over the past few months so figured I should register and say hi. My name's Danny and I live near Manchester (Glossop, but people seem to not know where that is). I frikkin' love Lupos, I've been after one for years and recently bought one for my girlfriend for her first car, a lovely low mileage, green, 1.4 s auto and it's just made me want (at least) one for myself now too. Hoping to do a few subtle improvements on her Lupo, mostly just to tidy it up, mainly just debadge and maybe lower too...? I'm considering getting a GTI for myself, or/and maybe a cheap diesel or 3L for an everyday runner (that £200 one that just went was ripe for it, sad I just missed that one) to avoid racking up the miles on a good one (90 miles or so daily commute quickly adds up).