Saph Cossie vs. Classic or Bug Eye Scooby.... Opinions?
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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Yo folks. Haven't posted on here for a little bit but I'm still around 
I got a couple of insurance quotes from Greenlight, who I am currently with on the Leon. They quoted me £870 for a Stage 1 4x4 Cossie, and £1400 for a Bug Eye STi Type UK..... They won't even quote on import Scoobies else I'd get some quotes on classic shape STi 2 doors.
In these circumstances would you go for a Cossie, or would you pay the massive difference and get the bug eye, or would you go elsewhere for a quote on a classic??
Just interested in folks' opinions. Being honest I think I prefer the scooby option, with the cars being much newer.
Thanks guys and girls.

I got a couple of insurance quotes from Greenlight, who I am currently with on the Leon. They quoted me £870 for a Stage 1 4x4 Cossie, and £1400 for a Bug Eye STi Type UK..... They won't even quote on import Scoobies else I'd get some quotes on classic shape STi 2 doors.
In these circumstances would you go for a Cossie, or would you pay the massive difference and get the bug eye, or would you go elsewhere for a quote on a classic??
Just interested in folks' opinions. Being honest I think I prefer the scooby option, with the cars being much newer.
Thanks guys and girls.
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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It wasn't meant as a dig Jay - I forgot to add "
" at the endBut with previous cars exploding and dieing, I can see either one of these motors being a mistake for you - just my opinion of course
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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But it's all fun and games!
No good buying the Cossie though if I spend the difference in insurance fixing it
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A well built cossie should be just as reliable as a scooby and cost about the same to run. One big difference is the bugeye is just plain ugly and cossies get respect of most people. Shop around and you should be able to get a better deal on the cossie insurance as that sounds a bit high.
2001 onwards scoobs had a much better engine in them than classics, the bug eye was always let down by its looks but i have seen a few with the later front end, or morettes make it look different 
a bugeye with decat, exhaust, fuel pump & remap will be around 275bhp & reliable if looked after, as much as i like cossies drive a scoob before you make your mind up!
a bugeye with decat, exhaust, fuel pump & remap will be around 275bhp & reliable if looked after, as much as i like cossies drive a scoob before you make your mind up!
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