Golf GTI MY12.5??

[DoggieHowser]

SChan

How much did you have to pay for your specs?

That's almost the same specs I would like, with the exception of sunroof and leather. I might add the Autopark feature for the missus

[SChan]

SChan

How much did you have to pay for your specs?

That's almost the same specs I would like, with the exception of sunroof and leather. I might add the Autopark feature for the missus

Hi DoggieHowser,

I paid just under $53k with corporate discount. This is the best i could find after searching/negotiating in 2 states (Vic & NSW) and 1 territory (ACT) for almost 4 months.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

[DoggieHowser]

Thanks. It's a good benchmark to set for myself.

I guess I would be a bit handicapped having no corporate agreement

[SChan]

Thanks. It's a good benchmark to set for myself.

I guess I would be a bit handicapped having no corporate agreement

Good Luck

[spellbound]

[QUOTE=DoggieHowser;771133]Thanks. It's a good benchmark to set for myself.

I guess I would be a bit handicapped having no corporate agreement [/QUOTE

Wait till june sale , you will get all on roads free saving $4k to $5k , plenty stock in june or on the water .

[PDU]

I asked this question of Booran VW in Moorabin yesterday and was told the only difference with the MY 12.5 was that it now has the MDI and Bluetooth as standard.
Would be interested to know if this is fact or fiction......would a dealer lie to me??????

[entice]

AFAIK, that was the MY12 difference, not MY12.5

[SChan]

I asked this question of Booran VW in Moorabin yesterday and was told the only difference with the MY 12.5 was that it now has the MDI and Bluetooth as standard.
Would be interested to know if this is fact or fiction......would a dealer lie to me??????

As entice has mentioned, it has been standard from my2012.

Some dealers do Lie (on the other hand some are really good).

Cheers,

[AdamD]

Some dealers do Lie (on the other hand some are really good).

And some, unfortunately, don't have great product knowledge across the entire range of products they sell, but provide their best-guess answer to a customer to avoid having to say "I'll have to check because I don't know". I'd say that's the biggest single cause of misinformation from dealers.

[SChan]

And some, unfortunately, don't have great product knowledge across the entire range of products they sell, but provide their best-guess answer to a customer to avoid having to say "I'll have to check because I don't know". I'd say that's the biggest single cause of misinformation from dealers.

That's correct AdamD.