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Anybody looking for an XFI and live in the South?
93-Geo metro-$1700.OBO (St.Augustine)
I already have this guy talked down to 1500 bucks, but my wife will kill me if I bring home another stray! Just thought I'd pass it along to you guys since I'm trying to stay married
It's in St Augustine area, it'll sell PDQ
FYI, he sent me a pic of the VIN and I'd post it but I don't know how, but it definitely at least started out life as an XFI, has the "MS" vin
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Saw that. Looks like a good buy.
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05-15-2014, 03:08 PM
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My plan since day one was to find an XFI, but I ended up with the Festiva two years ago since it was too good a deal to pass up at the time.
I'm perfectly happy with the hooptie, but unfortunately, two weeks from now I will begin commuting with my wife, who finds the lack of a/c less than amusing!
So I've been looking for a replacement for the Festiva, something with a/c, and I just happened to stumble across this gem. Somebody's gonna get a good deal!
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My plan since day one was to find an XFI, but I ended up with the Festiva two years ago since it was too good a deal to pass up at the time.
I'm perfectly happy with the hooptie, but unfortunately, two weeks from now I will begin commuting with my wife, who finds the lack of a/c less than amusing!
So I've been looking for a replacement for the Festiva, something with a/c, and I just happened to stumble across this gem. Somebody's gonna get a good deal!
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You could put a/c in the festiva.
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05-15-2014, 04:10 PM
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Yeahhhh . . . . .
Apparently I forgot to mention that while she hates that the Festiva doesn't have a/c, she also hates the car in general.
The sweet mods I've thrown on it recently didn't really help the cause
Recent quote from my lovely wife "so, now your car has a wing?" accompanied by a stern/sarcastic/horrified look . . . .
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What's the difference between the XFI and the normal? To bad I bought my corolla I might have flown out and got it. Oh well.
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XFI version was the no frills, stripped to the bone Metro
Had an eco cam, almost no options, didn't even come with a passenger side mirror (much like my Festiva)
I think they were lighter too, and had like 45 HP i.l.o. the usual 55 or 60
They were built for one reason: economy
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Hey cowmeat, once when my daughter saw how I had modified one of my vehicles see said "Oh Dad, I see you got the Goober option!
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05-16-2014, 09:49 PM
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Quote:
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XFI version was the no frills, stripped to the bone Metro
Had an eco cam, almost no options, didn't even come with a passenger side mirror (much like my Festiva)
I think they were lighter too, and had like 45 HP i.l.o. the usual 55 or 60
They were built for one reason: economy
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It had a lighter curb weight of 1585. A different computer. A different camshaft which lowered the hp from 55 to 49. The transmission was also geared taller than the base or LSi models.
Specs of Geo Metro XFi 2-door Hatchback model year 1993:
FWD (front-wheel drive) and manual 5-speed gearbox. petrol (gasoline) engine of 993 cm3 / 60.5 cui displacement with advertised power 36.5 kW / 49 hp / 50 PS ( SAE net ) / 4700 and 79 Nm / 58 lb-ft / 3300 of torque. Dimensions: this model outside length is 3744 mm / 147.4 in, it’s 1575 mm / 62 in wide and has wheelbase of 2266 mm / 89.2 in. The officially claimed value of a drag coefficient Cd = 0.33 . Standard wheels were fitted with the tires size: (see standard and alternative tire sizes). Reference vehicle weights are: official base curb weight 719 kg / 1585 lbs . How fast is that car ? Performance: top speed 154 km/h (96 mph) (theoretical); accelerations 0- 60 mph 15 s; 0- 100 km/h 16.1 s (a-c simulation); 1/4 mile drag time (402 m) 20 s (a-c simulation) (see detailed performance data review...). Fuel consumption and mileage: official: 53/58 mpg (U.S.)
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05-17-2014, 12:22 AM
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Yeah my kid made fun of mine for a while, but last time I filled up and sent him a pic of my gas log, he made me promise to sell him the car
Thanks for the specs on the XFI Mikey . . . last line says it all
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