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Phil mcavity

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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #10 on: 18 April 2007, 19:24 »
 :grin:, CHALKS ONE TO THE BLACKBOARD! :wink:
 I would buy it but my inheritance is not due for another 4 weeks and its going on a larger 4 bed house, happy as i am with the current car, but give it a couple of yrs then yes i will look for a bargain ED 30 as i did with this one

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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #11 on: 18 April 2007, 20:56 »
:grin:, CHALKS ONE TO THE BLACKBOARD! :wink:
 I would buy it but my inheritance is not due for another 4 weeks and its going on a larger 4 bed house, happy as i am with the current car, but give it a couple of yrs then yes i will look for a bargain ED 30 as i did with this one

 :grin: :grin:  good luck with the house... don't think mine would be suitable for you because its:

Manual and not DSG
3-door and not 5-door
an Edition 30 and not a standard GTI  :wink:
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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #12 on: 18 April 2007, 21:07 »
good luck with the move into the housing market illyan, i think u should buy the R32 With dsg, you will always think "oh i wish i bought one of those instead", kinda like the edition 30 didnt quite hit the mark, good as it is but will never be the "FULL SUNDAY ROAST " as the r32 is.

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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #13 on: 19 April 2007, 01:09 »
I never did like all the veg! :wink:
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Re: DSG or Manual
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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #15 on: 21 April 2007, 20:18 »
Illyun - how on earth can buying a new Golf, then selling it and then buying another within the same year make financial sense????? :undecided: :undecided:

Sorry but DSG is for lazy old queens! :kiss:

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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #16 on: 22 April 2007, 08:04 »
DSG faster, easyier,waves bye bye to manuals  :kiss:

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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #17 on: 22 April 2007, 09:23 »
Illyun - how on earth can buying a new Golf, then selling it and then buying another within the same year make financial sense????? :undecided: :undecided:

Sorry but DSG is for lazy old queens! :kiss:

I know, but it does in my case because that money is going to be invested and recouped within 3-4 months - I just hope I know what I'm doing  :shocked:
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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #18 on: 23 April 2007, 16:26 »
DSG reliability - you might wanna pop over to one of the UK TT forums, because the DSG was used first in the TT 3.2.

If anyone would have come across any long term reliability issues, I guess they would be the first to know!
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Re: DSG or Manual
« Reply #19 on: 27 April 2007, 23:10 »
I've decided to go with DSG as I was thinking about what to go for today as I drove back from Bristol to Ipswich.  The M4 was congested and then the M25 was closed on 3 lanes so I decided to do a 1 1/2 hour country blast from Reading to Watford via countless villages and country lanes.  The manual was great fun but I thought 'is this it'... the DSG would have been faster and although maybe not quite as involving it allows you to explore other areas of the car like speed  :evil:  In every other area DSG wins hands-down.
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