The Fox or The Lupo?
The Fox or The Lupo?
This might seem a random thread but I rarely post in Club House and this is something I always been a bit puzzled on...
Why did VW replace the lupo with the fox??
I look at both of them and yes the fox is bigger and affordable but compared to the lupo (although it is a little girly) I think it is the better car of the 2
Anyone agree?
Most of you probably think who cares? lol
Why did VW replace the lupo with the fox??
I look at both of them and yes the fox is bigger and affordable but compared to the lupo (although it is a little girly) I think it is the better car of the 2
Anyone agree?
Most of you probably think who cares? lol
-
shantybeater
- Bling Bling Diamond Member
- Posts: 2149
- Joined: Mon Oct 23, 2006 12:24 pm
- Location: Bournemouth Drives: 6n2 TDi
a shopping trolley lol i like thatshantybeater wrote:i'm with you, the lupo gti is a lovely car & to see it replaced by a shopping trolley is a shame
even the normal lupos are alright!! i was tempted with a fox before i got my 6n2 but I am def glad i went for the polo. The fox didnt feel right for some reason. Would cheap be a harsh word??
No offence to fox owners. Each to there own and im sure there happy with them but I dunno why they ditched the lupo. It could have developed further I feel
I had a sit in a Fox while on holiday in Menorca. It was really roomy, but you could feel the lack of quality. Apparently the rear parcel shelf is made of Pineapples 
I would rather buy a 1.4tdi sport Lupo or a GTI over a new Fox.
Apparently, VW are going to release a proper successor to the Lupo soon. Apparently it will be rear-engined and have RWD
http://www.automobilemag.com/features/n ... ar_engine/
I would rather buy a 1.4tdi sport Lupo or a GTI over a new Fox.
Apparently, VW are going to release a proper successor to the Lupo soon. Apparently it will be rear-engined and have RWD
http://www.automobilemag.com/features/n ... ar_engine/
totally agree on a 1.4tdi sport or gti lupo!Ollie_R wrote:I had a sit in a Fox while on holiday in Menorca. It was really roomy, but you could feel the lack of quality. Apparently the rear parcel shelf is made of Pineapples
I would rather buy a 1.4tdi sport Lupo or a GTI over a new Fox.
Apparently, VW are going to release a proper successor to the Lupo soon. Apparently it will be rear-engined and have RWD![]()
http://www.automobilemag.com/features/n ... ar_engine/
We should get a petition for VW to bring back the lupo
The rear engine vw sounds interesting although it said there wouldnt be power steering due to a cost reducing measure!
i woudnt say it looked identicle. its like when people call my polo a golf!PD wrote:i thought the fox was the same as the lupo.
i saw a fox and a lupo the other day and from behind they looked identicle
maybe i am wrong.
I suppose in some ways its similer. I think its just cause u just know the look
-
Redline
- Sponsor
- Posts: 1641
- Joined: Tue Jan 28, 2003 9:43 pm
- Drives: BMW 128ti
- Location: County Durham
- Contact:
They replaced the Lupo for a number of reasons:
1. The design itself built on the SEAT Arosa platform was getting old.
2. It was relatively expensive to build for the size of the car, cutting profit margins,
3. With the Fox, VW can sell lots of cheap profitable cars, to people who like the fact it's new, roomy and affordable.
1. The design itself built on the SEAT Arosa platform was getting old.
2. It was relatively expensive to build for the size of the car, cutting profit margins,
3. With the Fox, VW can sell lots of cheap profitable cars, to people who like the fact it's new, roomy and affordable.
I suppose. Some fair points there.Redline wrote:They replaced the Lupo for a number of reasons:
1. The design itself built on the SEAT Arosa platform was getting old.
2. It was relatively expensive to build for the size of the car, cutting profit margins,
3. With the Fox, VW can sell lots of cheap profitable cars, to people who like the fact it's new, roomy and affordable.
A lotta people are gonna think the fox is a lot better value for money in times of its size and cost.
Lupo's still fetch quite a bit now used. Would you say they are hard to get hold of? I only found about 2 or 3 on the autotrader within a 40 mile radius
- alexperkins
- Site Admin
- Posts: 14873
- Joined: Sat Nov 11, 2006 5:29 pm
- Drives: 91 Golf GTI, 01 TT 225, 54 T5 174
- Location: Poole, Dorset, UK.
- Contact:
pip_polo wrote: someone buy me one? i'll love you forever :]
hahaha!
Anyhow, lupo any day like most of you guys
As for what dan said, a load of people also call my polo a Golf. Ive even had it called a passat and a transporter
-
david burton
- Bling Bling Diamond Member
- Posts: 3082
- Joined: Wed Aug 06, 2003 2:31 pm
- Location: Reading
- Contact:


