what do ya'll think about the 2006 Golf Mk5?!

#21
^ there were 2 versions to it. An ugly one done strickly by Hitler, and the world wide known one. So he talked to VW and said: k listen, smooth shit out a bit to make people buy my shit. So VW did and we all know the rest.
 

Pittsey

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#22
They are OK. A couple of my friends have them as company cars. They are rep-mobiles.

But for 30,000 canadian I'll have 6. They are about 4 times that in the UK.
 
#23
VWs are real expensive over here, especially in maintaining those bastards. Dealerships charge $75 an hour on labour, which isnt outrageous, but the parts have an incredible price. My buddy paid like $1700 in total or something for new wipers, oil change and a bunch of other little things for his 2002 Jetta.

VW is coming out with the Rabbit again. Aparently its suppose to be like $15,000 US or something "cheaper" like that. We'll see how that goes.
 
#24
^ I don't think they're really coming out with a Rabbit, they're just renaming a car (the Golf GTI?) as "The Rabbit" since it was a U.S.-only car. I forgot where I read that.
 

Duke

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#26
PELLA said:
^ there were 2 versions to it. An ugly one done strickly by Hitler, and the world wide known one. So he talked to VW and said: k listen, smooth shit out a bit to make people buy my shit. So VW did and we all know the rest.
Actually, Porsche came to Hitler with the original design, which was a lot more dull than the current one, Hitler actually changed the look of the car to the happy little mobile we know it now.
 

Pittsey

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#28
PELLA said:
VWs are real expensive over here, especially in maintaining those bastards. Dealerships charge $75 an hour on labour, which isnt outrageous, but the parts have an incredible price. My buddy paid like $1700 in total or something for new wipers, oil change and a bunch of other little things for his 2002 Jetta.

VW is coming out with the Rabbit again. Aparently its suppose to be like $15,000 US or something "cheaper" like that. We'll see how that goes.

That's still cheap compared to the UK. And we are a lot closer to Germany.
 

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