Which is the best 'all rounder' MK6?

[topher]

rust is lighter than carbon fibre

[R32UK]

rust is lighter than carbon fibre

 

[JC]

or just get a mk5 and save a few quid 

[carl1]

Ive collected a gt140 today for somebody and i have to say i was very impressed, not the fastest by any means but a great allrounder.

[Exonian]

as someone who has to diagnose faults on the entire VAG range on a daily basis, i'm inclined to agree with the OP.

although there's far less to go wrong on a nice mk1 GTI

or just get a mk5 and save a few quid 

Neither of these are mk6s.
Though Chuff is quite correct, mk5's do rust like mk1s.

No go and moderate yourselves you two for going off topic.

Which is the best mk6 allrounder?

[dieseldunc]

You folk have just given me a rosey warm glow.................check my sig spec. 



But not too smug................I'd have a GTI if I could afford the fuel  :embarassed:

[dubber36]

If you are not too fussed about the sportier spec of the GT TDI, I reckon the Match is the best all rounder of the bunch. I had a 1.6 TDI BMT manual for around 3 weeks, and have to say, as a tool to get you about, it's a bloody good car. RCD 510, Bluetooth, Parking Sensors, Cruise, Auto lights and wipers etc all as standard.

I do prefer my GT TDI over all tho'. The slightly lower ride height, sparkley Vancouvers, front fogs that wink and privacy glass, sadly get me taking a glance at it at every opportunity. I do wish I had bought a DSG tho' and bugger what my wife wanted.

[The Doc]

Now go and moderate yourselves you two for going off topic.

Which is the best mk6 allrounder?

Firm but fair - I'll keep you in mind for the moderation team 

[evo1986]

Golf match 2.0 tdi manual bluemotion tech. Great equipment, fair performance and epic economy.

[p3asa]

The GT 140 is definitely a great car but not the cheapest. Mine was around £21,500 3 year ago and not a kick in the ass off a GTD price.  I only went for the GT as it had a special PCP deal which the GTI / GTD didn't.