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Thanks all for replies, I've booked in at Quattro Tech in Cambridge. Harry who managed the booking was on the ball and gave a great deal of reassurance by how he managed the booking. I shall report back but for once in my dealings with a VW dealership, I have a sense of hope and optimism. 

As an act of consideration for those who value service and competence, I'd avoid Vindis Cambridge (official VW) like the plague. I wouldn't trust them to not screw up service on a menu with a single item on it. My wife took her car in for a minor service and it started well with them sending her to the sales, not service centre which left her stranded. She didn't take a loan car as she planned against the transport links next to the sales centre which were great. They also managed to disconnect the dashcam in the car at the fuse board, failed to inform us of their policy, didn't reinstate the cam and then maintained they'd disconnected it on the camera via USB. If my wife had relied on footage from that camera for any reason, the headache...

Sending a car into a VW dealership now is an exercise in legislating for every dimension of incompetence. The last time I took my car into a dealership for an MOT and tyre change, they failed the car on the MOT. Yep, apparently I needed two new tyres. Take a bow Glen at VW Bury St Edmunds.

Vindis Huntingdon didn't log one of the services on the logbook back in 2019 or 2020 so now I don't have full service history, so thanks for that, guys.

OTOH, when I needed an MOT desperately because I'd stupidly left it too late, I phoned QT, who initially said they couldn't fit it in, but then Kelvin asked who I was, and I guess saw that I'd been there before so squeezed it in. This was right before Christmas.

Also, I had (have) a miniscule waterpump leak. They could've said that it needed doing at £700, I wouldn't have known, but they just said keep an eye on it. Good guys.

This disconnecting of dash cams and then trying to hide behind Gdpr is total and utter bo44ocks. It's only done so you can't see them ragging the car about! Absolutely boils my pi44.

hi there its got a 2 year vw warranty with unlimited milage cover should I still be wary thanks

It depends on how much time you want to spend running back and forth to a VW dealer and having an argument with them.

Mine must have been in there a dozen or more times in the first 3 years... Thats what you are potentially facing.

Thanks all for replies, I've booked in at Quattro Tech in Cambridge. Harry who managed the booking was on the ball and gave a great deal of reassurance by how he managed the booking. I shall report back but for once in my dealings with a VW dealership, I have a sense of hope and optimism. 

As an act of consideration for those who value service and competence, I'd avoid Vindis Cambridge (official VW) like the plague. I wouldn't trust them to not screw up service on a menu with a single item on it. My wife took her car in for a minor service and it started well with them sending her to the sales, not service centre which left her stranded. She didn't take a loan car as she planned against the transport links next to the sales centre which were great. They also managed to disconnect the dashcam in the car at the fuse board, failed to inform us of their policy, didn't reinstate the cam and then maintained they'd disconnected it on the camera via USB. If my wife had relied on footage from that camera for any reason, the headache...

Sending a car into a VW dealership now is an exercise in legislating for every dimension of incompetence. The last time I took my car into a dealership for an MOT and tyre change, they failed the car on the MOT. Yep, apparently I needed two new tyres. Take a bow Glen at VW Bury St Edmunds.

hi there looking forward to picking up a new golf Gti a week on Friday hope its a good as my Gtd which I'm keeping , any good reviews and long term  ownership problems or just what you like about it welcome thanks again