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Offline kane1210

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Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« on: 20 September 2011, 17:03 »
So im so close to ordering a ed35 but wanted some advice on what kind of bartering i could get away with what have other people had discounted on there cars on my last car i was lucky enough to have known the sales rep and he gave me close to 1400 pound off but sadly he no longer works for vw

any ideas guys?

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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #1 on: 20 September 2011, 17:25 »
There's no black and white answer to that one citizen Kane.
Do you have a part ex?
Are you going to lease, pcp or generally finance? Or plain old cash?

Drop evo1986 a PM, he works for a busy VW dealership and would work out a deal for you as it's £££ in his back pocket and he's a very helpful chap. As I just mentioned though, it's a busy dealership that do a lot of fleet sales so you may not get a quick build slot unless he can pinch one from another dealer in his group that doesn't do big business in GTIs.

Check out drivethedeal and broadspeed to see what brokers can get you off a car if you aren't part-ex'ing. Again, these will be dealers who do a lot of fleet sales so build dates could be your enemy.

I've been nosing around at GTIs over the last couple of months as I want a car with xenons. I don't want a new car as I don't use it much and it would take forever to run it in, so I've been looking at sub 1 year old models with xenons.
Talking to salesmen here and there I've found that they will offer discounts off new builds but then will be less flexible in part ex prices (which is common sense at the end of the day as there's only so much money in a deal for them).

Very often the best deals are in ex-demo models that are approaching 6 months old and are due to be replaced with another demo so they need the metal shifted. So if you can wait around 6-9 months and don't mind one with a few miles on the clock I reckon you'll see a few demo ED35s popping up towards the end of the year.
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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #2 on: 20 September 2011, 17:26 »
If that's you in the avtra, they probably charge you £1400 on top of list!!!!!

Go to an on-line trader and see if the dealer will price match, if not they usually come to within about £400 in my limited expereince.
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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #3 on: 20 September 2011, 17:56 »
I'd be interested to see what you'd get too, I'm thinking about one too, fairly basic bar 19's and RCD510+Dynaudio+DAB.

As this will be the 3rd GTi and 4th golf from possibly same dealer I'm expecting a little movement on list.

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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #4 on: 20 September 2011, 18:31 »
im going to pcp with a deposit plan on keeping this one for a good while, ive had a scirocoo gt for 6 months and im not that impressed.

ive had a mk4 25th ann gti and then a mk5 gti and the roc is just not satisfying my vw addiction....


spec i want on the ed35 is

steel grey
rns-510
3 door man

thats it .....



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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #5 on: 20 September 2011, 18:59 »
im going to pcp with a deposit plan on keeping this one for a good while, ive had a scirocoo gt for 6 months and im not that impressed.

ive had a mk4 25th ann gti and then a mk5 gti and the roc is just not satisfying my vw addiction....


spec i want on the ed35 is

steel grey
rns-510
3 door man

thats it .....




Why bother specing a £2k (RNS510) option when you can get one for £500?

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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #6 on: 20 September 2011, 19:46 »
im going to pcp with a deposit plan on keeping this one for a good while, ive had a scirocoo gt for 6 months and im not that impressed.

ive had a mk4 25th ann gti and then a mk5 gti and the roc is just not satisfying my vw addiction....


spec i want on the ed35 is

steel grey
rns-510
3 door man

thats it .....




Why bother specing a £2k (RNS510) option when you can get one for £500?


from where dude?

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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #7 on: 20 September 2011, 20:02 »
im going to pcp with a deposit plan on keeping this one for a good while, ive had a scirocoo gt for 6 months and im not that impressed.

ive had a mk4 25th ann gti and then a mk5 gti and the roc is just not satisfying my vw addiction....


spec i want on the ed35 is

steel grey
rns-510
3 door man

thats it .....




Why bother specing a £2k (RNS510) option when you can get one for £500?


from where dude?

Send a PM to N13KKF, he sorted out me a Version C RNS510. He is very active OMB the R32OC website.  Quite a few people have used him on this forum and I recommend him.  He's taken over as the main supplier since people like Darren stopped selling them.



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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #8 on: 20 September 2011, 20:05 »
There have been a few group buys previously plus a few forum members have bought successfully from eBay. I think its Lithuania sellers.
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Re: Need advice on buying a GTI Ed35 From dealer new
« Reply #9 on: 20 September 2011, 20:19 »
... and you know what happened to Citizen Kane..........

As you live in 3rd World UK which still thinks it is 1st World (though not for long anyway), where the road surfaces are as excellent as the majority of its 'educated' citizens, I would embrace the following advice:

The MOST important option which you MUST specify is ACC. Otherwise, your car will ride and feel like an truck and rattle like a kindergarten full of demented children.

Golfs with 18" diameter wheels or greater and without this option are undrivable IMO. No ACC: then you've bought yourself a shaking rattling mess.
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