A year already! Time goes fast in a fast car. 
I must agree. Absolute love my Golf R, just as much as when i picked it up almost a year ago. So glad I put extended warranty on it as I have no plans to change it until the MK8 is released at the earliest. 
Lol. There's a good chance I'll keep mine until an 8R shows it's face and the early teething issues are out of the way. Such a good car it would be a crime to get rid of it even at 3 years old which is roughly when I normally switch although I keep me second mk7 gti for 4 years as that was such a good car. The R is in that league and more.
I'll be honest I hope the 8 isn't a great departure from the 7.5. Although I can see areas of design that could be improved. Point is the performance and ability is dare I say almost impossible to improve on in this package. Especially at the price, Porsche would struggle to match it ,maybe on a boxster châssis at £50k +
I intend to keep for 7++? Years regardless, especially now I have pedal box+ fitted
Everyone was right, a revelation , like an extra ?BHP on tap.
Am off to Cornwall tomorrow 500 mile plus trip. Will have in City mode as have passenger 
Trust will not end up hedgerows.
sensible head on.
R the ultimate driving machine !
Well Golf development is almost always evolutionary but it's an interesting juncture for the future of such cars, so will be intriguing to see what the mk8 does bring forth. Aside from changes under the hood, the design will not be too much of a departure I shouldn't think but sadly performance Golf design seems to be heading into a more generic era, which is a shame imo. But time will tell, and the mk7R original and facelift is a winner on many many fronts and will be a very hard act to follow.
I only feel like I've had my R about a year rather than 2 which is a good thing and it still gives me thrills everyday. Great great car.
Take it easy with your new pedal box - don't want to be reading about any more R's crashed into living rooms. And enjoy your trip to Cornwall.