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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: StephenEggo on 13 February 2004, 22:36

Title: Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: StephenEggo on 13 February 2004, 22:36
This weekend I'm going to look at a Golf Gti MK2 16V in oak green.It is a 1990 G 'plate' and is totally standard, Big Bumper,BBS Alloys etc.The car has done 122,000 miles to date with no tax, 8 months MOT, recent cambelt fitted + clutch with full FSH.  What price should I be looking to pay?
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: dubslug on 13 February 2004, 22:41
not sure on price but if u look under the for sale section i no there have been a fair few oak green cars in there, might give u an idea, i no there normally preety pricey due to the colour
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: rustynuts on 13 February 2004, 23:43
To be honest, I would not pay a massive premium for this car. Although desirable you are looking at a 14 year car. If its mint with massive history still pay no more than ?2k.
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: VeeDubGTI16v on 14 February 2004, 10:59
when i was looking at 16v's i looked at about 6 in total and all the big bumper BBS models had ragged engines and were tatty, and if they were good ones they were about 3 to 4 grand! apparently a lot of these were given out as company cars when they were released hence huge mileage on some.

have a look at some with small bumpers and no alloys cos they seem to be better looked after and less ragged. you can always put the bumpers and alloys on later ;D
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: Danr on 14 February 2004, 12:13
Smalle bumpers look nicer as well imo  ;D
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: rustynuts on 14 February 2004, 17:58
What have BBS wheels got to do with the engine!!!! It's obvious you don't have a clue what your talking about!!! The big bumpers are the ticket on these cars thats why VW made it a standard specification From 1990 on the MK2 GTI!!

What he is saying is that the later spec models where a favourite with fleet purchases, this coincided with the BBS 15 inch wheels being standard, so it has a lot to do with the engine and mileage.

You come on here and slag off people who are giving you genuine advise about cars of that era, and you slag them off. If you are going to be like that I hope you go and buy an overpriced sh1tter! Tw@t >:(
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: VeeDubGTI16v on 14 February 2004, 18:44
aww eggo you hurt my feelings now :-[


Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: VeeDubGTI16v on 14 February 2004, 18:45
cheers rustynuts i got yer back ;D
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: Ciaran on 14 February 2004, 18:57
steven listen to the advice people give surly people who have owned these cars know better than u has not.

and why ask if u dont want a truthful answer.
Title: Re:Golf GTi MK2 Value
Post by: rustynuts on 15 February 2004, 13:57
Looks like the post has been deleted, either by himself or a moderator  :-\