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Model specific boards => Golf mk7 => Topic started by: joet on 17 June 2013, 14:02
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I've been looking at the updated configurator on the VW website and it clearly shows Colour MFD as a £135 option.
I thought it had been confirmed that it was standard?
Does anyone have any more info?
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Colour MFD is standard, it is definitely not a cost option.
Updated or not the configurator is crap.
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(http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e314/AnthonyAndrades/a49a655f-10fd-4c78-a565-2aff3395c67e_zps63bba3de.jpg)
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Thanks! Seems that even the updated configurator is pants.
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Hi,
Would it be possible AAddict to send me details of where I could down load the brochure of that screenshot? Or can anyone else help?
I've ordered a GTD via a broker and when I ordered the colour MFD was an option. Don't want to be paying the extra £135 if I don't have to!
Cheers.
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Hi,
Would it be possible AAddict to send me details of where I could down load the brochure of that screenshot? Or can anyone else help?
I've ordered a GTD via a broker and when I ordered the colour MFD was an option. Don't want to be paying the extra £135 if I don't have to!
Cheers.
It's the normal price list available from vw.co.uk:
http://www.volkswagen.co.uk/assets/common/pdf/pricelists/golf-gti-vii-pricelist.pdf
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I've ordered a GTD via a broker and when I ordered the colour MFD was an option. Don't want to be paying the extra £135 if I don't have to!
Same happened to me. When I ordered it was an option (though that was a mistake). After the broker passed me on to a dealer the dealer informed me they had removed the £135 but the colour MFD would be there as standard. Check with your dealer!
I'm pretty sure the brochure is on the VW site somewhere, have you looked there?
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Thanks,
Looked at the GTD brochure etc and assumed it would have been there rather than on the price list. Cheers for your help.
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It is definitely a standard item. I had to add it to my order back in April, but later it was confirmed as standard. It's still on my order "just in case", but with a zero cost against it.