Golf GT Alternatives...

[Petrol Only]

Another boring what car thread.

I have my mk1 Eunos thanks PH as my current daily.

Recently I have become entitled to a company car.

My annual mileage is going to be between 4 to 10k a year for business plus 15k private miles.

A mix of motorway driving and lots of A- B road commutes.

So im considering an GT TDI 2.0

Ticks all the box's on nice place to be, quick enough and a good steer. For what it is!

So any other suggestions.

Must be a dirty oil burner
60+mpg on a run
£19k max
less than a year old
less than
10k miles

Edited by Petrol Only on Saturday 21st August 15:03

[10 Pence Short]

My Irony-o-Meter has just registered a 12 out of 10.

[edo]

RWD, 177bhp, 50+mpg all day long, and well over 60mpg on a run (I get this from a heavier 320d).

(or hatch if you need more doors)



2009 BMW 120d 1995 cc SE Coupe
2 Doors, Manual, Coupe, Diesel, 6,139 miles, Titanium Silver, Pearlpoint Cloth/Leather Anthracite/Blac, BMW Professional radio with single CD, Brushed Aluminium interior trim with acc, Comfort package, Dynamic package, Elec Fold Exterior Mirrors, Metallic paint, Sun protection glass, Security Wheel Bolts, Multi-func. Steering Wheel, Sport Steering Wheel, Remote Control Alarm, Smoker Package, First Aid Kit & Triangle, Auto-Dim Interior Mirror, ISOFIX Child Seat System, Front Centre Arm Rest, Rear-seat headrests folding, Front Foglamps, Automatic Air Conditioning, Extended Interior Light Package. £18,995

[theundecided]

Have you considering opting out of the scheme? Sometimes you're better off taking the allowance if that's an option.

This way you'd get something more interesting than a Golf GT.

[Petrol Only]

10 Pence Short said:

My Irony-o-Meter has just registered a 12 out of 10.

Indeed, maybe i should change it to "Petrol for fun" eh

But that's a massive can of worms sir!

[10 Pence Short]

Petrol Only said:

10 Pence Short said:

My Irony-o-Meter has just registered a 12 out of 10.

Indeed, maybe i should change it to "Petrol for fun" eh

But that's a massive can of worms sir!

I'm in a similar position, in that I quite fancy a used V70XC, but the petrol engine is far too thirsty for my liking, so the diesel is looking like the only option.