Faults:

Wheel bearings starting to go bad again.

Suspension needing serious replacement and upgrades.

Driver's side heated mirror heating element has just now gone out.

Need to get or upgrade to a larger rim size like 17 inch.

Brakes need to be replaced and upgraded to a six piston caliper.

General Comments:

When I first purchased the Corrado, it was everything I wanted in a car. It handled almost like an airplane at speeds at or over 130 m.p.h.. She is still reliable today, even though I need to start replacing a lot of parts. It will take about two years to fully restore and get the Corrado back in shape like she was when she was brand new.

Faults:

Air conditioning stopped working.

Heater core replaced (factory recall)

General Comments:

I am so glad to own a Corrado VR6. I can't tell you how many Hondas, Acuras, and Jettas I see here in Los Angeles... but I *rarely* see other Corrados, much less VR6s. The car is addictingly fun to drive and perfect for modifying, if you're a Fast & The Furious-type gear-head.

For some reason, the driver of every sport compact car that gets within a quarter mile of my C feels compelled to race. Who am I do deny them? =)

If you can get your hands on one, I highly recommend picking one up. Technical problems are slim to none if you're mindful of your car and do regular maintenance. Once you have one, though, it might be a good idea to invest in a radar detector.

Faults:

Replaced all rear wheel bearings.

General Comments:

The Corrado SLC (VR6) is a blast. The unique body style turns heads everywhere. Time after time people ask "what kind of car is that?" and "is it new?".

When bad reviews are read or written, one has to realize that these cars are very limited in number, and are at the very least 9 years old in the US. The used Corrado SLC does require more than usual special care in maintaining.

The handling is GREAT. The acceleration of 0-60 in 7.2 seconds is more than enough for the average driver. On the highway, passing is effortless.

All in all, this is a very unique car that requires some one that will give it the attention it needs. I never regret purchasing this car.

Faults:

Electric water pump was leaking like a sieve when I first got the car.

Previous owner put the wrong spark plugs in (had to buy new ones at $6.99 each)

Unresolved electrical issue with ticking relay and power window fuse blowing every other day.

#5 fuel injector decided to stop working. The car was running on 5 cylinders for a short amount of time and my spark plug was completely gas soaked.

I had all of the above fixed (with the exception of the electrical issue) and parts replaced (new injector, 6 new Bosch dual electrode plugs and new electric waterpump) for $503.00 -

General Comments:

To be honest, I really like the sample comment and think it's very fitting.

"This car is seriously quick and handles like it's on rails."!!

I gotta say, I never would have expected anything like this out of a Volkswagen, especially such a little car. I am surprised at what it can do every time I get into it.. I find myself going out for drives to nowhere in particular and drag racing everybody I come in contact with..

I can't tell you what a thrill it is to have people drive by in Porsches and slow down to take a second look at my car.. It's also great not seeing a car just like yours on every street corner!

Some day I'll have more money and I will have several Corrados. Yes, they are quirky, but I love them anyway.

Where else are you going to get a car that small with such a big engine? 178 horsepower stock. >:)