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Not exactly what I've done today, but have just completed a 2,344 drive around France, Belgium, Switzerland and Italy in the last two weeks.  Clubby has behaved imacculately despite needing to go to dealers tomorrow for a service and to resolve the 'gear selector error' which has been showing up for about a month.   

Only thing is that it has developed noticeable squeaks when turning at low speeds......something else that the dealer will be asked to look at.

Gear  selector error will be a new selector switch that's what mine was.

I've had £3K of warranty work done under the All-In plan so it has more than paid for itself. Even if I hadn't had the work done, for the £30/month I paid it was still great value.

Unfortunately I've only got a couple of months left on it and I can't renew because my car is now over 6 years old.

I come to the end of my All In Plan next March when car reached 6th anniversary. I plan to keep the car for at least 2 further years and wonder if VWs pricing increases as the car gets older and possibly more likely to incur breakdown and warranty costs. Anyone got experience of pricing vs age or indeed mileage?

Under the All In product, vehicle age and mileage are two of the eligibility criteria (see below). However, isn’t the price for the All In product the same for all vehicles, provided they meet the eligibility criteria for cover?

All-in has been designed for vehicles that:
- Are between 3 and 6 years old at point of activation
- Are a Volkswagen with an engine size of 2.0L or less
- Have done under 100,000 miles at point of activation
- Don’t have a service plan already in place

However, under VW’s stand alone Extended Warranty product I would be surprised if age and mileage aren’t factors that influence the price charged.

I come to the end of my All In Plan next March when car reached 6th anniversary. I plan to keep the car for at least 2 further years and wonder if VWs pricing increases as the car gets older and possibly more likely to incur breakdown and warranty costs. Anyone got experience of pricing vs age or indeed mileage?

Protection for Control Arm Rear Lower Golf mk7  Full SET

Item description: used

Genuine VW

Part No: 5Q0501733; 5Q0501734

Fits Golf with multilink rear suspension

Comes with 8 push in clips for mk7 golf GTi, GTD multilink rear suspension etc

And 4 push in clips and 4 stainless steel washers and bolts for mk8 Golf Passat Tiguan etc

Location Suffolk

£20.00  free postage.

https://www.golfmk7.com/forums/index.php?threads/how-to-retro-fit-the-mk8-rear-suspension-aero-covers-or-stone-guards-to-a-mk7-golf.375175/