I’ve owned my 2.0L16v corrado for 15 year. And will never sell it. I Iove it, and yep they do smell different 😅. I went on vw cruise and met a small community of vw owners and loved it, I sat in my first corrado, a white G60. I loved it and said some day I’ll have one too. And since then I have done everything to learn everything I can about these cars
Great story Matt. I feel the same way about my corrado. My black corrado vr6 takes me back to my teenage driving days when I lusted after a mk3 gti vr6. I finally bought one of my own on 1/4/03 with 30,404 miles on it at 19 years old after working a whole year for my grandfather as a mason tender and working part time at a local restaurant. Those numbers will stay with me forever. 10 years later I sold the car but soon after regretted it. In 2019, I found my black corrado vr6 in fairly original condition. Like you experienced, it was love at first sight (and sound) when I saw this particular corrado in person. I actually followed the previous owner on Instagram and saw the great care he had for the car. To me, my black corrado vr6 is my way to relive my teenage dream car with a more mature look (imho) of my black mk3 GTi vr6
I've owned my 91 G60 for 24 years. I've met some awesome people since purchasing my Corrado. Ive only driven her a few times but i guess my passion for the car shines so bright i was blessed with some hard to find parts. My Corrado Journeyisn't over. I'm still meeting great folks along the way. And I'm happy to see someone else with the same passion for this car.
I own two Corrado’s now and had four total in my lifetime, and they do have a nice smell. I love it. I have a MK2 as well and it definitely has a unique smell too.
I haven't driven the VR6 but I did drive the G60 and still have one. Always liked the looks and the handling and the power of these little cars. Nothing like it in looks and driving experience
I remember this car, you bought it from my friend, do you still have the book? The car sat for a bit cos it went though numerous engines, axels, door handles and small stuff. It was hell of a car when it worked.
@@NoWayNick that's awesome! Yes I bought it from Chris who bought it from Zach, the original builder. I don't know about a book, but I do have a binder with all the car's receipts since brand new. I have also replaced all of those parts except for the engine lol. It's an amazing car with a cool local history!
@@volkswagon92vr If you have Whatsapp, we also have a chat for Corrado owners where we plan the events and help each other out. Email me at onefinedayms99@gmail.com and I'll give you my phone number.
I’ve owned my 2.0L16v corrado for 15 year. And will never sell it. I Iove it, and yep they do smell different 😅. I went on vw cruise and met a small community of vw owners and loved it, I sat in my first corrado, a white G60. I loved it and said some day I’ll have one too. And since then I have done everything to learn everything I can about these cars
I love the passion!!!! I love VWs but I also love old Hondas. Reminds me of how I felt (and still feel) when talking about them!
Ohh yeah same story as well here...fell in love with the silver on silver! Even tho, I owned my red corrado (red devil) back then!
Great story Matt. I feel the same way about my corrado. My black corrado vr6 takes me back to my teenage driving days when I lusted after a mk3 gti vr6. I finally bought one of my own on 1/4/03 with 30,404 miles on it at 19 years old after working a whole year for my grandfather as a mason tender and working part time at a local restaurant. Those numbers will stay with me forever. 10 years later I sold the car but soon after regretted it. In 2019, I found my black corrado vr6 in fairly original condition. Like you experienced, it was love at first sight (and sound) when I saw this particular corrado in person. I actually followed the previous owner on Instagram and saw the great care he had for the car. To me, my black corrado vr6 is my way to relive my teenage dream car with a more mature look (imho) of my black mk3 GTi vr6
I've owned my 91 G60 for 24 years. I've met some awesome people since purchasing my Corrado. Ive only driven her a few times but i guess my passion for the car shines so bright i was blessed with some hard to find parts. My Corrado Journeyisn't over. I'm still meeting great folks along the way. And I'm happy to see someone else with the same passion for this car.
@@DMACHOLMAN very cool! Thanks for sharing!
I own two Corrado’s now and had four total in my lifetime, and they do have a nice smell. I love it. I have a MK2 as well and it definitely has a unique smell too.
I haven't driven the VR6 but I did drive the G60 and still have one. Always liked the looks and the handling and the power of these little cars. Nothing like it in looks and driving experience
I bought my first Corrado in 2003. It was the same color but with tan leather interior. Still have it today but now its Orange and big turbo 3.0 VR6.
Very cool, that sounds awesome!!!
CORRADOS RULE !
Love the vids! Thanks for posting!
For sure, thanks for the support!!
I remember this car, you bought it from my friend, do you still have the book? The car sat for a bit cos it went though numerous engines, axels, door handles and small stuff. It was hell of a car when it worked.
@@NoWayNick that's awesome! Yes I bought it from Chris who bought it from Zach, the original builder. I don't know about a book, but I do have a binder with all the car's receipts since brand new. I have also replaced all of those parts except for the engine lol. It's an amazing car with a cool local history!
Good story
Thanks man!!
Ive owned 3 my 92slc 20year this year . My 1st g60 i got t-boned in driver door almost died. Awesome car man . Im in upstate NY
Awesome! Are you on Instagram? We get some cruises together in the tristate area.
@@RadoMattnope no social media but ill find someone who does. How can I reach you
@@volkswagon92vr If you have Whatsapp, we also have a chat for Corrado owners where we plan the events and help each other out. Email me at onefinedayms99@gmail.com and I'll give you my phone number.