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Welcome. A FRP is quite hardcore, expensive, and are pretty rare. My advice would be to look at a normal 1.7 first, and if you like it, and can find a nice one, go for an FRP then.
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Don't know about automatic FRPs but there are a couple of automatic Puma 1.6's out there
Is there! I never know that. Are they factory cars or made from old bashed Fiesta's?
Oops, sorry. Hi and welcome.
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Auto puma, you pulling my leg?
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Bit like an ash tray on a motorbike though isnt it. sure you can, but why?
Mainly for people with difficulties operating a manual that like the look and feel of a Puma?
Doubt you will find many of them out there though.
Doubt you will find many of them out there though.
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The whole point in a small, low powered coupe is to work the gears though, if you want an auto crusier your looking at the wrong car really.
