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Title: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 12:29
Wot do you think I should get on a trade in.  It's a 60 plate 3 door 10000 miles sat nav leather  :cool:parking sensors front and back cruise control metallic grey Monza 2's only swapping cuz I need a 5 door, baby due  :smiley: want exactly the same again  :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 09 March 2013, 12:41
From the glass (http://www.glass.co.uk/Valuations/Basic-Valuation/?nvc=138395001&impBegin=128803392000000000&vrm=&regDate=129383136000000000&reason=BuyingOther&isprl=true&action=buy&px=&iframe=false) website it's saying from

Trade in - £11,400 to £15,100

Private - £14,150.00 - £16,600

Dealer - £15,400 - £17,600

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 12:46
Ouch that hurts  :cry:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 09 March 2013, 12:52
What you hoping to trade her(car :laugh: I mean) in for then?
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 12:54
Gti five door  :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: phil1975 on 09 March 2013, 14:08
Get yourself on the ford website, go to configure your car, on the right there's a 'value my car' option, put your details in and get a free valuation linked to cap, also takes into account any options you have on the car aswell.

Worked for me when I traded my mk6 gti 3 door in for a mk6 gti 5 door, volkswagen dealer came in just under the valuation given and then matched the cap valuation straight away when I mentioned it.

I've put in most of your details came up with link below for you.

https://www.capconnect.co.uk/ConsumerValues/Ford.aspx?DB=CAR&CH=PWRTZ&Valuation=YTLP-8WXX-FZBW&Data=
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 15:39
Thanks phil most helpfull know see what stealers come up with  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Cliff_944 on 09 March 2013, 16:00
Keep the 3 door. 

When they are small the go in the front seat

When they are a bit bigger they don't fall out and there is no windows for them to play with.

When they are very big - you don't want them in your car  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Ginge 35Edition on 09 March 2013, 17:25
Keep the 3 door. 

When they are small the go in the front seat

When they are a bit bigger they don't fall out and there is no windows for them to play with.

When they are very big - you don't want them in your car  :laugh:

Great advice!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 19:01
Went to look at a 5 door today similar mileage ding in the nsr qtr 61 plate and they want nearly 22 grand for it don't think so some how so might well take your advice cliff  :grin:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: TurboTrev on 09 March 2013, 19:34
We never bothered getting a 5 door (ugly!) and always managed fine with the 3 doors when we were raising our young-un. :smiley:  Isofix is your friend!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 09 March 2013, 20:06
We never bothered getting a 5 door (ugly!) and always managed fine with the 3 doors when we were raising our young-un. :smiley:  Isofix is your friend!
yup bidding isofix base on eBay
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Jimmymature on 09 March 2013, 20:08
We never bothered getting a 5 door (ugly!) and always managed fine with the 3 doors when we were raising our young-un. :smiley:  Isofix is your friend!
yup bidding isofix base on eBay

I'm sure you know already but don't buy a second-hand car seat EVER!


Jim
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: GolfTi on 09 March 2013, 21:00
5 door is way, way easier and more practical.

Then again we have twins so 3 door would have been ridiculous.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 09 March 2013, 21:34
5 door is way, way easier and more practical.

Then again we have twins so 3 door would have been ridiculous.

Been there done that with a 3dr I personally got fed up with getting in and out just to let your friends and family out the car just to pop into the shops ect...

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: GolfTi on 09 March 2013, 22:57
Depends.

No kids  = 3 or 5 door, depending how often you have passengers.
Kids  = 5 door, no questions.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 09 March 2013, 23:27
Depends.

No kids  = 3 or 5 door, depending how often you have passengers.
Kids  = 5 door, no questions.

Agreed!!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 09:14
I agree as we'll all depends on the financial part of the deal
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Exonian on 10 March 2013, 11:01
I actually think the 3 door mk5 and mk6 are ugly but wouldn't spend thousands on changing a good spec model that has a low mileage for a 5 door just to get the extra doors (admittedly it is frustrating that it's the one thing that you really can't retrofit  :grin: )
When your kids are small, as said here, it's actually easier to get them in and out of a 3 door, and safer when they get a bit bigger. It's when they get to teenage years that it becomes easier to fold them in and out of a 5 door. Having said that they should still be flexible enough to bend in and out of a 3 door even then, assuming you haven't spent too much time filling them with horse burgers and fries (in which case you can probably just roll them everywhere...)

The amount of times I've seen on forums over the last 12 years or so I've messed about on the things where people suddenly panic and think they've got to buy a car the size of an oil tanker just because their wife has developed a bump in her tummy a couple of months after a heavy night on the Martinis.
People managed perfectly well with Austin Minis when I was a kid so a mk5/6 Golf is a different world in safety and space from that.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Buck on 10 March 2013, 11:29
Having been there, I would have a go at installing the baby seat in the rear of the car (Mrs Buck wasn't keen on baby up front as the air bag might go off  :rolleyes:)

Once you have baby on the scene you can decide from there rather than changing unnecessarily - lots of people cope with a three door.

Personally, we found it a real pain getting baby in the back on a 3 door so opted for the 5 door

Even now the boys are 10 and 7, 5 doors works best unless you like scuffed seats and trim from them clambering in and out (IMO)
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Exonian on 10 March 2013, 11:44
Having been there, I would have a go at installing the baby seat in the rear of the car (Mrs Buck wasn't keen on baby up front as the air bag might go off  :rolleyes:)

Once you have baby on the scene you can decide from there rather than changing unnecessarily - lots of people cope with a three door.

Personally, we found it a real pain getting baby in the back on a 3 door so opted for the 5 door

Even now the boys are 10 and 7, 5 doors works best unless you like scuffed seats and trim from them clambering in and out (IMO)

You train them to step OVER the sills not on them!!
Getting them in a front facing baby seat is actually easier with a 3 door. Hold child, fold seat forward, lower your botty onto back of front seat and use it as a rest so you are then facing the child you are trying to strap in. Do up straps, lift your botty off back of front seat, hit front of your head on top of door frame as you clamber out.
With a five door you have to bend whilst holding child and swing them into the seat. Bend awkwardly whilst fiddling with the straps and then have to back out of car to stand up again and you hit the back of your head on the top of the door frame instead as you emerge half stooped looking like a Neanderthal.

When the child is really small then a rear facing seat is required which is best off in the front. Mum or Dad sits in the back and can then reach forward to soothe child when it screams or drops bottle or whatever without any unnecessary messing about.

Been there and wrote the book...

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 14:57
Dealers been on the phone I'm going down to have a chat, it is going to have to be deal of the century for me to change so I will keep you all informed :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Poached on 10 March 2013, 15:42
5 door is way, way easier and more practical.

Then again we have twins so 3 door would have been ridiculous.

Been there done that with a 3dr I personally got fed up with getting in and out just to let your friends and family out the car just to pop into the shops ect...

Yep I have owned a 3 door car and it does get annoying...but then I actually prefer the look of a 5 door on the Golf :tongue:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 17:56
Well deal done pre reg black 5 door gti good spec very happy  :nerd:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 10 March 2013, 18:31
5 door is way, way easier and more practical.

Then again we have twins so 3 door would have been ridiculous.

Been there done that with a 3dr I personally got fed up with getting in and out just to let your friends and family out the car just to pop into the shops ect...

Yep I have owned a 3 door car and it does get annoying...but then I actually prefer the look of a 5 door on the Golf :tongue:

Yep I wud have to agree with you there(personal opinion of course)

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 10 March 2013, 18:31
Well deal done pre reg black 5 door gti good spec very happy  :nerd:

Full spec?

When do you take delivery?
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Raffe on 10 March 2013, 18:42
Much prefer the lines of a 3 door car, but wouldn't even consider it if we regularly needed to carry backseat passengers as its very inconvenient.

Sounds like a good outcome op :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 18:48
Spec as follows sunroof, cruise control ,adaptive suspension, parking sensors with rear view camera storage pack ? Bluetooth sat nav only thing missing was the zenon lights but all in all very happy  :grin:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 18:51
Oh I pick it up next Sunday 1030 so will post some photos  :evil:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: phil1975 on 10 March 2013, 19:20
Great news charlie, good sounding spec. Looking forward to the pics.  :smiley:

Out of interest not wanting to pry to much, was the part ex on yours near the figures on the cap valuation on the link I posted for you?

Phil
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 19:39
After a lot off haggling it was slightly more than the top price so many thanks phil I mentioned the cap system when doing the deal and they said they use the same system, still I think mine will go on there forecourt for £18000 plus but I feel I have had a good a good deal  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: phil1975 on 10 March 2013, 19:47
Brilliant news charlie, glad to have helped. :smiley:

Enjoy the new car and all the best with the baby.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 10 March 2013, 19:52
Cheers phil many thanks again  :grin:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 10 March 2013, 20:21
Sounds like a really good spec you've managed to get your hands on and as long as your happy with the deal that's all that counts, the Xenons cud be retro'd either OEM or good copies for a fraction of the OEM price...

Look forward to the pics...
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: ajmoir36 on 13 March 2013, 19:53
Just did my GTD valuation

GTD 2010 April
51500miles

Trade In Clean
£12,400 - £13,250

Trade In Average
£11,800 - £12,600

Trade In Below
£11,100 - £11,850

 :cry:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 16 March 2013, 17:29
Pick the new gti tomorrow do you think I should get gap insurance :undecided:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Snooze on 16 March 2013, 17:38
Absolute no brainer mate. Defo
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Jimble on 16 March 2013, 17:43
Absolute no brainer mate. Defo

+1 without question!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 16 March 2013, 19:26
Cheers chaps that's what I will do. My wife picked her new skoda fabia Monte Carlo up today and we got gap with that  :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 16 March 2013, 20:47
We will expect pics(weather permitting) tomoz then...and of the Fab  :wink:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Buck on 16 March 2013, 22:49
Gap insurance is a must.

Just don't buy it from the dealer. Far better prices from companies such as Ala - Google gap insurance.

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 17 March 2013, 15:22
Car got gap got pictures to follow when it stops snowing :wink:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 17 March 2013, 15:32
^^^ :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Gene Hunt. on 17 March 2013, 18:17
Keep the 3 door. 

When they are small the go in the front seat

When they are a bit bigger they don't fall out and there is no windows for them to play with.

When they are very big - you don't want them in your car  :laugh:

Great advice!
.....same here.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 18 March 2013, 13:20
(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/68d4eff4-02e5-422e-8859-a94a0c646020_zps67b502d1.jpg)
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 18 March 2013, 13:57
Looks great but we want more than that.....
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 18 March 2013, 18:05
Looks great but we want more than that.....

Beautiful cars...but like Mr GTD says, we want more lol!!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 18 March 2013, 19:03
You get more tomorrow chaps watch this space.   :shocked:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 18 March 2013, 19:05
You get more tomorrow chaps watch this space.   :shocked:

Oh you tease...  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Buck on 18 March 2013, 20:42
You don't thinkyou're going to get away with that do you?

You didn't even get the whole of the bl00dy car in  the shot :grin:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Booth11 on 18 March 2013, 21:40
Aw, give him a break, it was raining  :grin:

But yes, more pics please  :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 19 March 2013, 15:30
(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/bbe7ace8-afe5-47e2-a805-eadce336a50d_zps174e184d.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/252f48d4-6711-4f4e-b695-b5ab2fd06fd6_zps9be9b63f.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/7e9f40de-298a-4820-bb1e-b21b47443656_zps2fdb73d0.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/bd8e3e81-5bec-493c-b783-f0808a26160d_zpsdd103798.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/32bc8b2d-70ed-4d36-8934-b86ff2570d8a_zps54d2c50b.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/2c29b6eb-e196-4258-9ecf-14ed8946d112_zps098230cd.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/2d881395-f0a4-4faf-aa69-78f6a302ca87_zps2bc64799.jpg)(http://i1283.photobucket.com/albums/a559/charlton70/b8aa8fd7-fd39-4395-8163-43ac7a95431d_zpsecdf4c38.jpg)
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 19 March 2013, 15:39
That's a beauty isn't it!! You must be well chuffed
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 19 March 2013, 16:52
Looks great be fun keeping it clean... :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 19 March 2013, 18:47
Cheers chaps the skud not to bad either :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 19 March 2013, 18:52
Cheers chaps the skud not to bad either :laugh:

Agree!!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Raffe on 19 March 2013, 19:24
Looks great in black  :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 19 March 2013, 19:54
Cheers raffe  :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Buck on 19 March 2013, 22:13
Looks good - great spec too.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 29 March 2013, 17:48
Just looked on the dealers website were I got me new baby from and I see me old baby I part x has been sold hope he joins the forum he's got a good un there :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 29 March 2013, 18:06
...so come on...how much profit will they make on it.....
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 29 March 2013, 18:10
£2495 but its all about the deal they always mark it up so we can mark it down  :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 29 March 2013, 18:25
£2495 but its all about the deal they always mark it up so we can mark it down  :cool:

It don't matter anyway, you got the car you wanted! They got the sale thy wanted   :evil:
Ev'ryones 'apppyyyy  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 29 March 2013, 18:41
£2495 but its all about the deal they always mark it up so we can mark it down  :cool:

It don't matter anyway, you got the car you wanted! They got the sale thy wanted   :evil:
Ev'ryones 'apppyyyy  :laugh:
 
I got both deal and car so well chuffed just hope person who brought the part x got the same :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 29 March 2013, 18:51
I'm sure they will...the car was a good car..wasn't it...just hope they push a deal like you lol
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 29 March 2013, 18:56
I'm sure they will...the car was a good car..wasn't it...just hope they push a deal like you lol
When salesman turns round after haggling and says we are in business to make money you know you pushed em hard  :shocked:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 29 March 2013, 18:58
Hahah!! Classic
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 04 April 2013, 12:27
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 04 April 2013, 14:07
Wow!! Congrats mate!! A gti-girl already!! Good work soldier!!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 04 April 2013, 15:24
Wow!! Congrats mate!! A gti-girl already!! Good work soldier!!
thankyou hardmonkeys everyone healthy apart from me nhs chairs have done my back in  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 04 April 2013, 15:32
 :laugh: :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 04 April 2013, 19:51
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:

Many congratulations to you and your partner Charlie,  there's nothing more rewarding than being a father/mother...just wait till the first time she calls you "daddy"   :cool:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 04 April 2013, 20:09
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:

Many congratulations to you and your partner Charlie,  there's nothing more rewarding than being a father/mother...just wait till the first time she calls you "daddy"   :cool:
thankyou mr gtd very kind words I lived on here yesterday cuz things weren't going to plan(do they ever) :smiley: but things turned out just fine anyway thanks again I'm of bed now been up about 39 hrs  :shocked:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: GolfTi on 04 April 2013, 20:22
You must be over the moon.
Enjoy.

And congratulations.

Off topic but who cares.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Jimble on 04 April 2013, 20:45
You must be over the moon.
Enjoy.

And congratulations.

Off topic but who cares.

Congrats Charlie! :cool:

How much would the trade in on her be? (Back on topic!) do you see what i did there?   :whistle:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Booth11 on 04 April 2013, 20:52
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:

Many congratulations to you and your partner, and welcome to your new little girl.  Becoming a parent is THE best thing - tiring but tons of fun :smiley:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 04 April 2013, 21:03
Many thanks fellow gti ers now I definitely got to go to bed  :laugh:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 04 April 2013, 21:37
Many thanks fellow gti ers now I definitely got to go to bed  :laugh:

Now get offline and get sum kip as before you know it she'll be having you up ever couple of hrs...
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: hardmonkeys on 05 April 2013, 03:09
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:

Many congratulations to you and your partner Charlie,  there's nothing more rewarding than being a father/mother...just wait till the first time she calls you "daddy"   :cool:

Best feeling in the world!! My little girl is 17mths now! And her favourite word is daddy. Love it!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 05 April 2013, 07:15
 :smiley:
Get chance to use them extra doors soon Georgia here sorry if you don't put births on forum just over moon :smiley:

Many congratulations to you and your partner Charlie,  there's nothing more rewarding than being a father/mother...just wait till the first time she calls you "daddy"   :cool:

Best feeling in the world!! My little girl is 17mths now! And her favourite word is daddy. Love it!
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: dubber36 on 05 April 2013, 10:58
Make the most of them when they are little. The time flies by so quickly. I can't believe that our eldest is nine already. I've taught him to drive and everything.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 05 April 2013, 11:35
Make the most of them when they are little. The time flies by so quickly. I can't believe that our eldest is nine already. I've taught him to drive and everything.
:wink:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 05 April 2013, 13:13
Make the most of them when they are little. The time flies by so quickly. I can't believe that our eldest is nine already. I've taught him to drive and everything.

I know this has got way off topic but what the hay, it's for a good cause.. :laugh:

Can they not start lessons when 16yrs now..? I'm sure I heard something on the news regarding this...

Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: charlie on 05 April 2013, 20:21
Make the most of them when they are little. The time flies by so quickly. I can't believe that our eldest is nine already. I've taught him to drive and everything.

I know this has got way off topic but what the hay, it's for a good cause.. :laugh:

Can they not start lessons when 16yrs now..? I'm sure I heard something on the news regarding this...
no mr gtd 17 and then it cost £2000 to insure a £500 banger   :evil:
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: Mr GTD on 05 April 2013, 23:02
Make the most of them when they are little. The time flies by so quickly. I can't believe that our eldest is nine already. I've taught him to drive and everything.

I know this has got way off topic but what the hay, it's for a good cause.. :laugh:

Can they not start lessons when 16yrs now..? I'm sure I heard something on the news regarding this...
no mr gtd 17 and then it cost £2000 to insure a £500 banger   :evil:

And this is what I thort too but I've managed to find a sight that 15 & 16yrs of age you can start your lessons but only on a private track...Drive@15.com (http://driveat15.com/)
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: dubber36 on 06 April 2013, 15:57
I heard someone say that drivers could start to learn at 16, but had to have a provisional licence for 12 months before taking their test.

I know quite a few lads my age that passed their tests either on or days after their 17th birthday. In fact, I was 17 and 2 months, but that was only because I couldn't get an earlier date.
Title: Re: My gti value on a trade in
Post by: p3asa on 06 April 2013, 16:03
And this is what I thort too but I've managed to find a sight that 15 & 16yrs of age you can start your lessons but only on a private track...Drive@15.com (http://driveat15.com/)

15 is positively old!! Try 10
http://www.underagedriving.co.uk/underagelessons.htm

In fact you can drive at any age on private roads


I heard someone say that drivers could start to learn at 16, but had to have a provisional licence for 12 months before taking their test.

Dubber you any links to that as my 2 kids are 16 coming up for 17 and they are desperate to get out.
Take it the 12months for provisional would only apply if you got it aged 16 otherwise most folk would have to wait till they were 18 to sit their test!