'06 / 07 Golf R32's - What they like?
Discussion
Having a hankering for a change, 2 years of great fun with the porker but i think time for a more modern car!
Been looking through the local classifieds and saw one or two of these at a (relatively speaking for here) affordable price, so ...
Anyone own one, what they like? Whats reliability like on them?
I am looking at the DSG as i fancy a flappy paddle car.
Commute will comprise of highways and heavy town congestion, weekend plays will over to malaysia and track days at Pasir Guidang and Sepang.
I am after something a bit more practical than the old porker but which will still give me the grin factor.
Also, any worthwhile tuning mods / remaps or are they better left vanilla?
Cheers!
Been looking through the local classifieds and saw one or two of these at a (relatively speaking for here) affordable price, so ...
Anyone own one, what they like? Whats reliability like on them?
I am looking at the DSG as i fancy a flappy paddle car.
Commute will comprise of highways and heavy town congestion, weekend plays will over to malaysia and track days at Pasir Guidang and Sepang.
I am after something a bit more practical than the old porker but which will still give me the grin factor.
Also, any worthwhile tuning mods / remaps or are they better left vanilla?
Cheers!
cuprabob said:
I've had one for 3 years and love it, particularly the DSG.
Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
26mpg.. Im impressed with that a 3.2V6 make a mockery of the Focus ST's with lo 20's.Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
Welshbeef said:
cuprabob said:
I've had one for 3 years and love it, particularly the DSG.
Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
26mpg.. Im impressed with that a 3.2V6 make a mockery of the Focus ST's with lo 20's.Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
cuprabob said:
I've had one for 3 years and love it, particularly the DSG.
Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
cheers for that Bob!! Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
Have you done any performance mods (or ever thought you need to?)
XJSJohn said:
Stu R said:
Stop pi$$ing around and get an Exo X bought John 
The missus says no, plus with the way tax rebates work here, you will loose a stack load of cash on a jap car.
Stu R said:
XJSJohn said:
Stu R said:
Stop pi$$ing around and get an Exo X bought John 
The missus says no, plus with the way tax rebates work here, you will loose a stack load of cash on a jap car.
XJSJohn said:
cuprabob said:
I've had one for 3 years and love it, particularly the DSG.
Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
cheers for that Bob!! Reliability has been very good (touch wood) in 48k miles and apart from petrol (26mpg) and road tax (£400) they are reasonable to run.
Some bargains to be had so go for it.
Have you done any performance mods (or ever thought you need to?)
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