Should we buy a new Polo GTi?

Should we buy a new Polo GTi?

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MollyGTi

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2,366 posts

156 months

Friday 1st March 2013
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Dave Hedgehog said:
Molly GT said:
Thanks for your advice - I haven't exactly taken it tho' whistle

Deal has been done: Golf goes in next weekend (money in the bank) - use winter hack (just acquired 9 year old Grand Vitara) until - 1st March - take delivery of shiny new (well discounted) Polo GTi woohoo

Hope this winter goes quickly biggrin
You shouldn't regret it, my OH loves her's, the instant go from the charger is very addictive

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It's been a long Winter since this car was ordered but today was the day! Oh yes! woohoo


Dr G

15,250 posts

244 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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I like the plate wink

daydotz

1,743 posts

163 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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very smart love the plate

okie592

2,711 posts

169 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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Very nice!

How come you didn't spec xenons? They make the front look such meaner

MollyGTi

Original Poster:

2,366 posts

156 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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okie592 said:
Very nice!

How come you didn't spec xenons? They make the front look such meaner
Couldn't justify the (high) extra cost .......& I'm not a slave to fashion trends wink

MollyGTi

Original Poster:

2,366 posts

156 months

Thursday 14th March 2013
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daydotz said:
very smart love the plate
Thank you very much smile

Two weeks on & I still love it but its so quick I fear it's going to get me into trouble wink

daydotz

1,743 posts

163 months

Friday 15th March 2013
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MollyGTi said:
Thank you very much smile

Two weeks on & I still love it but its so quick I fear it's going to get me into trouble wink
i know what you mean laugh

dominic il

1 posts

132 months

Sunday 2nd June 2013
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It's funny how many people think a golf gti is the top of the very tree.
I think the polo gti is a better car in almost every way apart from the gearbox. It's a lot cheaper to run and buy and just as quick and only marginally smaller in the real world.
That said if I could afford one I'd take the golf gtd. it has everything.

Bitzer

4,323 posts

170 months

Monday 3rd June 2013
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dominic il said:
It's funny how many people think a golf gti is the top of the very tree.
I think the polo gti is a better car in almost every way apart from the gearbox. It's a lot cheaper to run and buy and just as quick and only marginally smaller in the real world.
That said if I could afford one I'd take the golf gtd. it has everything.
It depends what Golf GTi. MK4, then yes. MK5/6, then no. Top of the tree is surely the R.

As for the GTD, I personally wouldn't unless I was driving well in excess of 20K per annum or it's on a company car list with lower tax implications, otherwise it has to be the petrol.