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Title: golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 15 February 2004, 14:16
just been down to stealers to look at one for my wifey...now has anyone got one or what are your opinions on this particular model...quite impressed that it has 105bhp for what it is :o
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: Blue MK2 on 15 February 2004, 15:06
se? special edition or sports edition?
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 15 February 2004, 15:11
special edition
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: kniterider on 16 February 2004, 14:01
what is it jason?? mk4 or 5?? cause there bangin some cheap mk4' se's out now with gti alloys etc to get rid of em now the 5 is here!
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 16 February 2004, 14:02
its the mark 4 mate...no alloys though
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: kniterider on 16 February 2004, 14:09
think there alright matey but id test drive one before you make a decision!!, there only 10 bhp behind the 2.0 8v!!!, and as most of the mk4's look similar(except anni's and r32's) then easy to make that bit different!! ;D if its a brand spanker your thinking off you could do some serious haggeling for extras as i said vw are trying to clear out the 'new' mk4's they have in stock!! ;D
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: Blue MK2 on 16 February 2004, 14:09
what is it jason?? mk4 or 5?? cause there bangin some cheap mk4' se's out now with gti alloys etc to get rid of em now the 5 is here!


Never looked at it that way. If the prices are right in a few months then it would be tempting.
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 16 February 2004, 14:12
right the car is an x reg 2000....8895 thats all i could get it down too is that still to high or about right
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: Blue MK2 on 16 February 2004, 14:14
too high i recon

never know could end up like ?5999 in a few months?
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: D Owen on 16 February 2004, 14:15
Yes i recon too high as well

can get a 1.8T for that price
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 16 February 2004, 14:16
thats what i was thinking i think the bloke is trying one on us.... im gonna get back to him and see what he comes out with
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: kniterider on 16 February 2004, 14:21
id be looking a lot less than that jason, think hes takin yas for a ride (unless its done like 1k 1 owner etc lol) yeah u could get a gti from alot less, ive seen some for around 5k!!! i paid 7K for mine last may, and when ive checked on autotrader same model is fetching 7k still on forecourts! ;D
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: D Owen on 16 February 2004, 14:21
Jason

I am selling my 1.8 if your interested
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 16 February 2004, 14:22
turbo or not and how much you asking
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: D Owen on 16 February 2004, 14:37
Mine is the same as kniteriders

It is the 1.8 20v (non turbo) but still has 125BHP.

I am up for any reasonable offers
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: jasonpi on 16 February 2004, 14:46
dont know yet as its mainly for her indoors, il get back to you
Title: Re:golf match 1.6 se
Post by: D Owen on 16 February 2004, 14:48
ok no probs i will email you some photos if you want, so you can show them to the wifey  ???
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Post by: S11EPS on 16 February 2004, 14:49
If that is from a main dealer, then I'd say that price is not bad at all.

I was at my local dealership on friday, and they had a 2001 non Turbo GTi with 30k miles at ?13.5k

Bare in mind these were less than ?17k new, they're still holding a tremendous percentage of their original value.

Just because the Mk 5's are out, don't assume the values will freefall - sure, as Mk5's start to flood the used market that will affect Mk4 values, but that will not happen for at least two years - remember, at present this is the latest golf available in the used market.

Early Mk4's and late Mk3's are still pulling respectable money for 7 year old cars, I wouldn't hesitate at buying a used Mk4. But when the dealer tells you he has no more money in the car, he's lying out of his ass - hammer him for more money, or alloys. Dealer fit wheels are expensive to retro purchase, so if you an get a set of of them, you've done well.