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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: seabrook132 on 10 January 2014, 21:08
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Hi all,
Just out of interest does anyone know of a working link for a Mk6 GTI price list. I have found a few links but all seem to be dead.
I'm looking at a 60plate GTI and am just curious to see what it would've cost new.
It's a Tornado Red 3-door manual with the following options:
18" Monza Shadows
Leather interior
RNS510
6CD Changer
Winter Pack
Tyre Pressure Monitor
Thanks,
Dan
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I dont have a price list from late 2010 but I have one dated 1/9/2009 and another dated 23/5/2011
23015.00 25060.00 car
430.00 465.00 wheels
1730.00 1870.00 leather
1885.00 2040.00 satnav + 6disc
245.00 270.00 winter pack for leather int.
35.00 35.00 tyre pressure
Maybe take the 2009 price
Add the difference for the VAT rise in 2010
add 3% price rise then it will be quite near.
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Thanks a lot Snoopy!
Like I said it's just out of curiosity that I wanted to know but it's nice info to have!!
I just need to figure out my options now with regard to paying for the car. Part-ex value I got offered was rubbish so selling my current car privately would be the preferred way, but it's obviously hassle that I don't want. I just want my GTI please!!!! :grin:
Dan
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Part-ex value I got offered was rubbish
I was offered a 10 plate GTI the other day in payment for some work. I rang the dealers to get a valuation on it. It's a totally standard spec, 3 door manual in black with 54,000 miles. £10k they reckoned. Is that really all it's worth? I would have thought it would retail at £13,995, putting it's value around £12k.
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Dubber36
http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/prices/used/
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http://cdn.volkswagen.co.uk/assets/common/pdf/pricelists/golf-vi-pricelist.pdf
:wink:
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Dubber36
http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/prices/used/
That books it at £11,800 with 40k miles px value. Knock off some for the additional 14,000 miles and it's getting down towards £11,000. Seeing that I'm not px'ing it against anything, a dealer offering £10k to add to his stock is probably about right.
I might be able to get £12k for it if I sold it privately, but I really don't want it hanging around. It's rather have the money I'm owed than the car I think.
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What on earth do you do to get offered a car in payment for work, debt collector? :grin:
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What on earth do you do to get offered a car in payment for work, debt collector? :grin:
I was thinking the same thing!
Dubber, take proper payment instead. Why should you have the hassle of selling/trading a car to get your payment.
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What on earth do you do to get offered a car in payment for work, debt collector? :grin:
I was thinking the same thing!
Dubber, take proper payment instead. Why should you have the hassle of selling/trading a car to get your payment.
I'm an architect/planning consultant, but being self employed, I'm always on the lookout for a deal that could make a few quid. I'd not drawn any fees on one job that had been on going for over a year, so when the client mentioned tha he was selling his car, to thought it might be an opportunity to make an extra couple of grand.
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What on earth do you do to get offered a car in payment for work, debt collector? :grin:
I was thinking the same thing!
Dubber, take proper payment instead. Why should you have the hassle of selling/trading a car to get your payment.
I'm an architect/planning consultant, but being self employed, I'm always on the lookout for a deal that could make a few quid. I'd not drawn any fees on one job that had been on going for over a year, so when the client mentioned tha he was selling his car, to thought it might be an opportunity to make an extra couple of grand.
Fair enough. I can see why you'd consider it. Couple of extra £k not to be sneezed at.