MK4 Golf GT TDi
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Just bought this and got it home. So far im really enjoying it even though its for the wife. Its hard to beleive how well its aged imho it doesnt feel or look like its done almost 140k but its been very well looked after. The wheels are unmarked only bit letting it down is the gearknob and boot handle but easy enough to sort.
Sellers pics



Sellers pics
Edited by Trustmeimadoctor on Wednesday 23 October 09:16
I remember driving my uncles brand new 2001 (ish) 130 bhp model, I was 19 at the time and it felt like an absolute rocket.
Finding a good one these days must be hard but I'd have one in heart beat.
If yours looks as good in real life as it does in the pictures you've done really well there.
Enjoy
Finding a good one these days must be hard but I'd have one in heart beat.
If yours looks as good in real life as it does in the pictures you've done really well there.
Enjoy
Fellow TDI owner here. Really good car, hope you enjoy yours as much as I've enjoyed mine. I've done a Euro road trip, Vmax in Germany on the autobhan and just completed a track day too. It's straight back in to daily service with no problems. It's the best and worst car I've ever owned due to running on the devils fuel and not handling well, yet it's sort of fun in a cheap way 
Yeah i respect the engine greatly had the same. in my mk1 fabia vrs and mk4 polo gt.
I was amazed at how much quieter it.is then my w203 merc eveything greak groans and or squeeks in that!
first job this morning was get the second key working quick battery change and reprogram et voila its working
I was amazed at how much quieter it.is then my w203 merc eveything greak groans and or squeeks in that!
first job this morning was get the second key working quick battery change and reprogram et voila its working
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