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Offline SRGTD

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Re: Let's see those freshly cleaned cars!
« Reply #10 on: 06 May 2026, 08:57 »
Had her first bath this morning


Looks great, and great reflections in the Moss Green paintwork :cool:.

However, I was more drawn to the mk4 R32 in the post - reply #8 - by @Barrym381 above yours (apologies!). The first VW I owned was a Deep Black Pearl mk4 Golf (sadly, not an R32) that I have very fond memories of. It wasn’t the most dynamic car to drive, but the build quality felt top notch and quite premium compared to the competition in it’s day.
2020 Polo GTI Plus; Pure White, DSG (because they all are)
Gone but not forgotten;
2016 Polo GTI; Blue Silk
2011 mk6 Golf GTD; Carbon Grey
2007 mk5 Golf GT (2.0 170bhp TDI version); Deep Black Pearl
2002  mk4 Golf GTI (the 150 bhp diesel version); Deep Black Pearl

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Re: Let's see those freshly cleaned cars!
« Reply #11 on: 14 June 2026, 10:11 »
Does the Golf’s big brother count  ;D ;D

Sorry just popped back over after being away for 3 years over on the Tiguan forum





2022 Tiguan R-Line 2.0 TSI 4-Motion. Nightshade blue, pano roof, IQ lights, Nav Pro, Harmon Kardon, Heated Windscreen, Heated rear seats, Wireless charging, Heads up display, dual height boot floor, Keyless with electric tailgate, Electronic TPMS, underbody protection, Area View Cameras