If you're going to buy that stuff then its probably best to go for the Edge Sport ?
Nope - NOT approved for VWs!
Do you have any idea's what would be suitable ?
Yup. The oil MUST officially be approved by VW to the VW 504.00 standard (if it aint, your warranty will be invalidated). Secondly, it must only be from one of the 'quality' oil manufacturers (so no Comma or CarPlan shyte), and the most crucial bit - only from European manufacturers (so that would be BP/Castrol/Aral, Motul, Fuchs, Total/Elf, Motorex, Pentosyn, OMV) - so that means NO Mobil, Texaco or Valvoline.
funny you should say mobil as i was supplied with a 1ltr mobil 1 from my brother which is in a bag that has a VW sticker on it stating mobil 1 top up 1ltr
The ONLY Mobil oil approved for Volkswagen LL3 is the Mobil 1 ESP Formula 5w30. This is fine, though not the best - because although it meets VW 504.00/507.00, it ALSO claims to meet a Mercedes LL standard, and a BMW LL standard - which, as is usual with Mobil, doesn't quite stack up, as the testing requirements between VAG, Merc and BMW are all quite different. Also, don't forget that whilst Mobil 1 oils claim to be 'fully synthetic', they actually are NOT fully synthetic, because they use very high proportions of Group3 basestocks - which in the US are claimed as 'synthetic', but are actually deemed ilegal in the European Union, because Gp3 basestocks are actually 'synthesised hydrocarbon fluids' or SHFs - in laymans terms, mineral oil which has been highly refined - and these are sh!t in a turbo!
Oils from European oil companies - when they claim fully synthetic, are acutally made from either Group4 or Group5 basestocks, both of which are genuine 'man made', hence synthetic. Group4 are good, Group5 are god-like in oil circles! Castrol, Fuchs and Motul all use Gp5 basestocks - hence why I generally only recommend them!