Delivery Mileage

[drisser]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Exactly.  Come on guys, everyone knows its the final deal closer..    When you squeezed all you can , ask for the full tank of fuel, its worth another £60 or more !

[CraigW]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

[barrym381]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

lucky for you the petrol station is right at your dealer 

[CraigW]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

lucky for you the petrol station is right at your dealer 

I know Barry but right beside the dealer is a bp one and if they put anything in the tank that is what it's going to be. Ill be straight up to the shell garage for some v power 

[Gryzor]

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

Makes no odds to me - there is no proof that more expensive fuel provides better performance and prolongs engine life.  I've been using supermarket fuels in my Mk5 GTI for years, and it has been as reliable and consistent as ever.  Make sure you drain what is in your tank first though, don't want that premium stuff getting contaminated!

[barrym381]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

lucky for you the petrol station is right at your dealer 

I know Barry but right beside the dealer is a bp one and if they put anything in the tank that is what it's going to be. Ill be straight up to the shell garage for some v power 

then up a blast past loch lomond would be my 1st couple of hours in the gti 

[CraigW]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

lucky for you the petrol station is right at your dealer 

I know Barry but right beside the dealer is a bp one and if they put anything in the tank that is what it's going to be. Ill be straight up to the shell garage for some v power 

then up a blast past loch lomond would be my 1st couple of hours in the gti 

Exactly what I intend to do Barry 

[barrym381]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

lucky for you the petrol station is right at your dealer 

I know Barry but right beside the dealer is a bp one and if they put anything in the tank that is what it's going to be. Ill be straight up to the shell garage for some v power 

then up a blast past loch lomond would be my 1st couple of hours in the gti 

Exactly what I intend to do Barry 

nice 1 hope your going to long way up past the carbeth inn 

[CraigW]

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

Makes no odds to me - there is no proof that more expensive fuel provides better performance and prolongs engine life.  I've been using supermarket fuels in my Mk5 GTI for years, and it has been as reliable and consistent as ever.  Make sure you drain what is in your tank first though, don't want that premium stuff getting contaminated!

Ouch, I can see we're going to get on like a house on fire on this forum. You stick to your cheap stuff and wave goodbye to a few ponies and ill stick to my premium brands

[neilgcal]

Fuel is never part of the deal unless you specifically ask for it.  I always insist on the car being brimmed before collection, one of the first things I negotiate!

Then they nip down to the supermarket and put in the cheapest and nastiest stuff possible. No thanks, for the sake of £50 I'd rather full it up myself and know from the outset the engine is getting the best start to life.

I bought from the same dealer in Glasgow as you (Crow Road) and had to pay extra for fuel on delivery! Another £25!!!