But for the purest engine experience, displacement has no replacement. All other methods are simply attempts to artificially recreate the benefits of displacement.
You're moaning about £15 when you are about to spend over £22k
If you actually read anything of what was said, or took a moment to understand it, its not the price thats the problem, its the principle of upping it by that amount when there was no need to on a car that is already way overpriced. Wither it's a tax issue or a money rate issue, VW should have left it alone.
Quote from: Jay on 02 May 2009, 13:26You're moaning about £15 when you are about to spend over £22k If you actually read anything of what was said, or took a moment to understand it, its not the price thats the problem, its the principle of upping it by that amount when there was no need to on a car that is already way overpriced. Wither it's a tax issue or a money rate issue, VW should have left it alone.
Quote from: Jay on 02 May 2009, 13:26You're moaning about £15 when you are about to spend over £22k after all it is a 0.067% price increase... this is something to be concerned about Jay
Quote from: VWKev on 02 May 2009, 14:39Quote from: Jay on 02 May 2009, 13:26You're moaning about £15 when you are about to spend over £22k If you actually read anything of what was said, or took a moment to understand it, its not the price thats the problem, its the principle of upping it by that amount when there was no need to on a car that is already way overpriced. Wither it's a tax issue or a money rate issue, VW should have left it alone.If you think it is overpriced, then why would you be willing to pay that much?? A car is worth what you are willing to pay, thus, it would not be overpriced in your opinion.