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Offline The Mighty Elvi

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VW's new 5 year life cycle
« on: 08 November 2014, 11:45 »
So..all you chaps who are thinking of buying a new VW will see it reduce in value far quicker.

Facelift after 3 years, replaced after 5 years.   :shocked:

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/volkswagen/89367/vw-s-five-year-cycle-means-even-more-new-cars


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Re: VW's new 5 year life cycle
« Reply #1 on: 10 November 2014, 16:36 »
Meh.  Used car values are an odd thing in the UK anyway. In other countries they seem far more detatched from the age of the vehicle.
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Re: VW's new 5 year life cycle
« Reply #2 on: 10 November 2014, 17:30 »
Probably make them go rusty quicker so you need a new one every 5 years :grin:

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Re: VW's new 5 year life cycle
« Reply #3 on: 10 November 2014, 18:06 »
Just buy a mk1 or 2

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It's a mk2. Fill it, drive it, enjoy it.  :smiley:

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Re: VW's new 5 year life cycle
« Reply #4 on: 10 November 2014, 21:43 »
Noting new really though  :undecided:

MK5 was released in 04
MK6 in 09
MK7 in 13 so a little ahead

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Re: VW's new 5 year life cycle
« Reply #5 on: 11 November 2014, 14:04 »
Modern cars are not built to last beyond a decade at a push anyway. I'll stick with my reliable 23 year old daily. And in regards to the mk7, plenty reasons on this forum on why not to buy one.


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