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Caldina GTT or V300 Aristo

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Wanting to sell my Audi and get one of the above maintained cars. Which one would you prefer and why?
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Both are whaleish.. would personally choose the Caldina GTT for boot space - assuming you dont have another vehicle for this...
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Id personally go for the aristo. I used to have an older one (JZS147) and loved it. Great cruiser, but as said above not as much boot space as the GTT.
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Aristo is quicker off the shelf but it does not take much doing to get a GTT to boogie.

Plus caldina come manual but is no where as nice looking as an Aristo.

Aristo has more features and is a great cruiser but i have the Captiva for that already.

Im falling to the caldina at the moment.
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Caldina has a 3S.

Aristo wins.
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Really depends on what you need it for. If you've got the captiva for boot space and crusing then....
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iOnic wrote:Caldina has a 3S.

Aristo wins.


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iOnic wrote:Caldina has a 3S.

Aristo wins.


Aristo has only auto

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bin captiva imo
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Babz wrote:Aristo is quicker off the shelf but it does not take much doing to get a GTT to boogie.


Really? Factory GTT's run flat 14s if you know what your doing, cant say ive seen a standard Aristo beat that.
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Aristo with a speed limit defencer will do 270kph, cant say I've seen a GT-T do that :lol:

I'd probably got JZS161 as they're a bunch nicer in the interior, and a 2JZGTE is more than proven to be more reliable than a gen 4 3SGTE.
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Only way I'd take the Caldina was if I needed to drive up to the slopes, and then I'd rather bus
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Bah brO, U kent du skids inar cAlDinA.
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Dell'Orto wrote:Aristo with a speed limit defencer will do 270kph, cant say I've seen a GT-T do that :lol:

I'd probably got JZS161 as they're a bunch nicer in the interior, and a 2JZGTE is more than proven to be more reliable than a gen 4 3SGTE.


True, although he did say 'quicker' as opposed to 'faster' :wink:
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Quirky wrote:Bah brO, U kent du skids inar cAlDinA.


Aristo wins.
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Price of fuel at $2.069/litre and rising...

3l straight 6 turbo versus 2l i4 turbo...

Or maybe I'm just getting older and not any richer...

Oh how I love the Aristo's... both models :(
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I love Aristos too , just wondering if i like to drive it everyday from city and back. Well being auto i guess it will be easier in traffic. But pressing the clutch does not bother me. MMMmmm
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You can't really compare fuel cost considering either car is probably gonna have money spent on it for things it doesn't really need. Nobody really pays that much attention to how much they spend on things they actually want.

Otherwise Babz would be asking Alto or Sirion instead :lol:
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