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Offline Phil1980

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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #1 on: 24 June 2011, 17:44 »
 :drool: Those wheels are sexy as fook.
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #2 on: 25 June 2011, 04:51 »
You can order them on new Golf GTIs now.
So they will be available to buy as individual wheels from a VW dealer.
They will cost big ££££


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Offline Gene Hunt.

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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #3 on: 25 June 2011, 12:06 »
In the latest VW Driver mag it says the ED 35 might not even come to the UK?.
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #4 on: 25 June 2011, 14:11 »
In the latest VW Driver mag it says the ED 35 might not even come to the UK?.

Yeah, they'll bring it in as the run out model to shift a few GTIs. Everyone wants Diesels at the moment due to high fuel costs so they'll use the ED35 to bolster sales as the mk6 runs down production. The new Focus ST will be about by then, plus the Astra VXR/OPC so the extra few ponies will be needed and the addition of xenons etc will make the GTI look a little bit better value for money.
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #5 on: 25 June 2011, 14:13 »
In the latest VW Driver mag it says the ED 35 might not even come to the UK?.

Yeah, they'll bring it in as the run out model to shift a few GTIs. Everyone wants Diesels at the moment due to high fuel costs so they'll use the ED35 to bolster sales as the mk6 runs down production. The new Focus ST will be about by then, plus the Astra VXR/OPC so the extra few ponies will be needed and the addition of xenons etc will make the GTI look a little bit better value for money.

I know it's a Ford but when the Focus ST comes out I think VW are going to have to have a good hard look at themselves, price, quality, 'optional extras that should be standard etc etc.


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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #6 on: 25 June 2011, 14:28 »
VW will have to throw in extras like they did with the run out mk5s. You could get some quite good deals on pre registered mk5s when they were on the run down, and VW chucked in their plastic leather for 'free' for good measure. With a European recession and general financial melt down getting worse they 'should' throw in a few incentives to move some metal, but the way they seem to prefer doing business at the moment is restricting production for the established markets (thus bolstering prices by way of smart marketing and taking advantage of public snobbery) whilst concentrating on the emerging far East markets.

I keep saying it, in fact so much I'm even boring myeslf to death, but you've just got to look at the value of the run out Leon FR+ models which come fully loaded with everything you would need and can be picked up through brokers for well under £20k brand new with less wait time than their extremely expensive German cousins. Plus the Leons come in nicer colours than the restricted and boring range we get for the Golf GTI/Ds.
I'm going to shut up now as I'm fed up saying the above and I'm positive everyone else is bored of me harping on about it!
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #7 on: 25 June 2011, 14:45 »
VW will have to throw in extras like they did with the run out mk5s. You could get some quite good deals on pre registered mk5s when they were on the run down, and VW chucked in their plastic leather for 'free' for good measure. With a European recession and general financial melt down getting worse they 'should' throw in a few incentives to move some metal, but the way they seem to prefer doing business at the moment is restricting production for the established markets (thus bolstering prices by way of smart marketing and taking advantage of public snobbery) whilst concentrating on the emerging far East markets.

I keep saying it, in fact so much I'm even boring myeslf to death, but you've just got to look at the value of the run out Leon FR+ models which come fully loaded with everything you would need and can be picked up through brokers for well under £20k brand new with less wait time than their extremely expensive German cousins. Plus the Leons come in nicer colours than the restricted and boring range we get for the Golf GTI/Ds.
I'm going to shut up now as I'm fed up saying the above and I'm positive everyone else is bored of me harping on about it!

I'm about 90% with you mate, but the Cupra R would get my vote over the FR.


Jim
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #8 on: 25 June 2011, 14:47 »
Heart would say Cupra R, head would say FR+ Diesel.
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Re: GTI EDITION 35
« Reply #9 on: 25 June 2011, 16:11 »
I feel like having a debate  :tongue:

With a European recession and general financial melt down getting worse

I'd beg to differ with this viewpoint. Europe and the UK have been out of recession for well over a year now. It's only the PIGS which are in a proper mess and they are hardly representative of the whole continent.

Free extras will only be warranted if the sterling exchange rate situation changes - there's not much point pushing sales of something with no margin in it.

Leon FR+ models which come fully loaded with everything you would need and can be picked up through brokers for well under £20k I'm going to shut up now as I'm fed up saying the above and I'm positive everyone else is bored of me harping on about it!

Nearly £20K for a Seat Leon - and not even the top model? Just a few years ago that brought you a brand new GTI, so evidently all cars have got more expensive, not just VW's...

Heart would say Cupra R, head would say FR+ Diesel.

Even with the over-exaggerated financial benefit of a diesel, I still wouldn't be able to justify one unless it was a company car doing 20,000+ a year.
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