Golf GTI Used prices

[barrym381]

After 10 Months Ownership of the GTI. Today i signed on the dotted line for a new m135i that they had in stock.

I test drove today and loved it.

Gone for an auto which shall be interesting. Pick up in two weeks, Just want to say thanks to everyone for their help with any issues ive had. Its been fun, im sure ill be back at some point in the future but i think right now the GTI isnt the car i wanted it to be.

Good call!.Now,bring the noise!.
PS Watch your licence,your little babyBMW will hit 100 in no time and keep on charging like it is only doing 60!.

they go well with a map and milltek makes it sound awesome 

I found the standard power more than enough!.
Yeah the Milltek just makes it sound even better.
Can't believe my little Baby is still for sale over 4 months on at Arnold Clark Craigshaw (Aberdeen).£24k and only 1 careful previous owner!.
Maybe they should have given it a wash first.

the only one I had a go in was mapped to about 410bhp I think and it went well and sounded great 

[Restlessnative]

Aye the engine is like a nuclear reactor.Might just go back to one just before they switch to FWD in a few years time.

[JBirchy]

I also love BMW's, my Wife has a 116i and even that is a joy to drive. Ergonomically, the cabin is superior IMO to the Golf.

I investigated changing my GTI for a 340i M-Sport recently, and although the price for the BMW was great (try a guy called Tony Lewis at Cooper BMW Croydon, mega prices), they offered me a P/X price for my March 2014 GTI with 27k miles on of £14k... My GFV is pretty much that after 4 years, yet here we are after half the term and the p/x prices are way down there.

My local VW dealer gave me a price of £17k p/x against an R Wagon. I negotiated 13% discount from new, but still after 2 years, it doesn't stack up for me to change.

Seems VW prices are all over the place at the mo.

[charv94]

I also love BMW's, my Wife has a 116i and even that is a joy to drive. Ergonomically, the cabin is superior IMO to the Golf.

I investigated changing my GTI for a 340i M-Sport recently, and although the price for the BMW was great (try a guy called Tony Lewis at Cooper BMW Croydon, mega prices), they offered me a P/X price for my March 2014 GTI with 27k miles on of £14k... My GFV is pretty much that after 4 years, yet here we are after half the term and the p/x prices are way down there.

My local VW dealer gave me a price of £17k p/x against an R Wagon. I negotiated 13% discount from new, but still after 2 years, it doesn't stack up for me to change.

Seems VW prices are all over the place at the mo.

I got a p/x offer from BMW's solihull's VW dealer at 19k but i had a we buy any car quote of 20.5 so i told them and then they did some witchcraft behind the scenes to make it affordable for me.