I had one of these. Absolutely loved it. It needed a steering rack the entire time I had it, covering over 100,000 miles. The mechanic kept saying "ah wait til it gets worse". It never did.
2.0 carina e, '97. It was regularly backfiring when I bought it, replaced plugs&cables yet it turned out to be oil leaking into the distributor. Replaced it & now drives great, hassle-free . Its quite a peppy engine, specifically when using the overdrive :). Fully agree with you, seats are absolutely great for my sore back!
My Nan used to own one of them in red and I absolutely miss it because it was such a lovely car and the seats were a lot more comfortable than The Yaris she has now😢
I have a 96 , 1.8 I have owned it for 9 years, it's my daily driver. These must be one of the best cars ever built. Not fast, but comfortable, roomy and so, so reliable. It's a lean burn , and fora car that size it is very economical.
Have a '97 1.6 Sli Leanburn myself that has been in the family almost 15 years, goes like it first came out of the factory. My old man was a taxi man back in the day and word had it that an early Carina E was the first car in Ireland to hit half a million miles, there was apparently a newspaper article about it, would love to find it some day! Will never get rid of mine, such a great reliable car!
Cars are so much more to buy, tax and insure in Ireland, compared to the UK. Are you from Liverpool? Now living in Ireland with a slight Dublin accent?
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I had one of these. Absolutely loved it. It needed a steering rack the entire time I had it, covering over 100,000 miles. The mechanic kept saying "ah wait til it gets worse". It never did.
2.0 carina e, '97. It was regularly backfiring when I bought it, replaced plugs&cables yet it turned out to be oil leaking into the distributor. Replaced it & now drives great, hassle-free . Its quite a peppy engine, specifically when using the overdrive :). Fully agree with you, seats are absolutely great for my sore back!
My Nan used to own one of them in red and I absolutely miss it because it was such a lovely car and the seats were a lot more comfortable than The Yaris she has now😢
I have a 96 , 1.8 I have owned it for 9 years, it's my daily driver. These must be one of the best cars ever built. Not fast, but comfortable, roomy and so, so reliable. It's a lean burn , and fora car that size it is very economical.
У меня такая с левым рулём с мотором 3s-ge , отличная удобная машина пробег уже 545.000 km был один ремонт мотора . респект из Сибири!
Early versions of the Carina E built in Japan before the UK Factory came onboard.
Have a '97 1.6 Sli Leanburn myself that has been in the family almost 15 years, goes like it first came out of the factory. My old man was a taxi man back in the day and word had it that an early Carina E was the first car in Ireland to hit half a million miles, there was apparently a newspaper article about it, would love to find it some day! Will never get rid of mine, such a great reliable car!
Many of the old taxis went well north of that in Dundalk lol
The uk built chassis number begins with S and the japanese ones begin with J
Cars are so much more to buy, tax and insure in Ireland, compared to the UK. Are you from Liverpool? Now living in Ireland with a slight Dublin accent?
I love my old Carina2, I never found a love for the Carina e tho. I rate my 1990 carina higher than my 2006 Honda Accord s too…
First of the Carina e were built in Japan jti chassis number . English built are sb1 chassis number from 93 on . GTi were all Japanese built
Love them cars think Leon woulda fixed up the paint job 👀 tut tut Leon 😂
I will like to buy a Carina E from Ireland
This is total garbage. At least compared to my japanese made carina II