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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: sve170 on 23 February 2012, 23:17
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Hi everyone
New to the site so a couple of picks of my R32 which is leaving next week for a new GTi edition 35.
(http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q498/sve170/R32.jpg)
(http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q498/sve170/Pic3.jpg)
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Welcome, nice R32 and Edition 35
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looking good :smiley:
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No shortage of takers for these edition 35's are there, VW coining it in :undecided:
Must be over 1/4 million quid posting up on these forums in last month
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Both cars look awesome, hope you got a good px....
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Looks good, i pick my candy white ed35 on the 1st as well.
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That Edition 35 looks ace. Nice colour... seems to have a greenish tinge. What colour is it exactly?
Anyway have fun... love the wheels BTW... I know opinion is divided on this forum over them but for me the 19" Glendales are an absolute must!
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I have never seen an R32 in red, but it does look great.
The ED35 looks really good :cool:, the Carbon Grey and Glendale's are the best colour and wheel combination, but I would say that as I pic mine up next week on 2nd March :grin:
Interested to know why you didnt go for the R as this seems a natural progression from the R32? Also what spec have you gone for?
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Wow! Gorgeous colour. I'd swap my black GTi for the grey in a heartbeat.
Jealous? Me? never!!
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No shortage of takers for these edition 35's are there, VW coining it in :undecided:
Must be over 1/4 million quid posting up on these forums in last month
I think the spec of the ED35 is so good that most new buyers would opt for one over the standard GTI especially of you wanted Xenons and leather.
Jim
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Very nice SVE170 can see you take care of your cars.
Let us know how you’re enjoying your new car.
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What I'm inetersted in, is what discount did you get? :wink:
PS nice choice of combo's for the Edition 35.
Dave
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No shortage of takers for these edition 35's are there, VW coining it in :undecided:
Must be over 1/4 million quid posting up on these forums in last month
I think the spec of the ED35 is so good that most new buyers would opt for one over the standard GTI especially of you wanted Xenons and leather.
Jim
Standard car comes with leather only now. VW have dropped the Jacara cloth.
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No shortage of takers for these edition 35's are there, VW coining it in :undecided:
Must be over 1/4 million quid posting up on these forums in last month
I think the spec of the ED35 is so good that most new buyers would opt for one over the standard GTI especially of you wanted Xenons and leather.
Jim
Standard car comes with leather only now. VW have dropped the Jacara cloth.
And probably the reason why the ED35 doesn't come with the European half leather/honeycomb interior. I like both so I am not that bothered but the half leather is a great option and I really liked it in my ED30
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Thanks for all the positive comments, the colour is Carbon Grey, I will be sad to see the R32 go but I have had it since new November 2008 and it was time for a change.
Natural profession would have been the Golf R but it outside my price bracket by about £6000 for the spec I wanted.
As soon as I seen the ED 35 I was sold on it, what a terrific looking motor and with the extra BHP and the 19inch alloys it was mine.
I will miss the 4WD though.
I am new to the forum but it looks like the ED 35 has really taken off big time.
Cheers
Sve170
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Thanks for all the positive comments, the colour is Carbon Grey, I will be sad to see the R32 go but I have had it since new November 2008 and it was time for a change.
Natural profession would have been the Golf R but it outside my price bracket by about £6000 for the spec I wanted.
As soon as I seen the ED 35 I was sold on it, what a terrific looking motor and with the extra BHP and the 19inch alloys it was mine.
I will miss the 4WD though.
I am new to the forum but it looks like the ED 35 has really taken off big time.
Cheers
Sve170
Will be interesting to see how you get on with it after the R32. When I got my ED30 I looked at the R32 as well (fantastic noise) but decided the ED30 was the one for me as I prefer the FWD set up and rawness. A mate of mine had the R32 so got to drive it every now and then so I got the sound track fix. Back to back there was really nothing in it apart from the ED30 was marginly faster in a straight line once moving but a bit less composed when giving it 100%. Before that I had 3 Audi Quattros and did miss the surefootedness on the 4WD which actually make me drive slower when it was wet, so may be not such a bad thing :wink:
Good luck for Thursday and looking forward to seeing some more pics.