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Thread: Golf Mk6 - Prices and Dealer Negotiations

  1. #421
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    There is a thread specifically for the GTI pricing here:
    http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/f112...ces-36028.html

    There is also a thread on how you can acquire and install the LED tailights yourself here:
    http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/f112...hts-40280.html

    Cheers and goodluck.

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    Thanks Corey_R i tried the search function but it failed for me :| i will delete my post and repost in the right place

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugsalanko View Post
    Just wondering if anyone would like to share how much they paid for the MK6 118TSI.
    Looking to buy the stock standard 118TSI manual version (either white or reflex silver) at the present time and have been quoted around the low $32 000 mark.

    Has anyone been able to secure a better price then this at any QLD dealer?
    You might want to give Bryan Byrt VW a call, they were trying to do some very good deals having just opened up. It's where I got my 90TSI from.

    Are you trying to trade another vehicle? It changes the equation a fair bit, that's all.

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    Hi, looking at a new Golf and have been offered the following deal

    Comfortline 118 TSI
    DSG
    Reflex silver
    Floor mats
    Compliance plate Feb 2011

    $31,850 driveaway

    Fair price?

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    Yeah - that's a great price. The car is $31,990 + on roads. In addition to that you're getting the metallic paint option. Lets just assume that the floor mats are free (nothing is free, but I don't know the price of them as they're an accessory) - the "Drive away RRP price" for someone in Melbourne with standard number plates is ~$36,004. So you're effectively getting a ~11.5% discount which is really great for a car which is already in stock and doesn't have many options.

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    Looking at some options, a GTI Adidas, RRP on road about 51K, Best from Barloworld less $1500 (no trade) General concensis seems to be that i should get atleast 10-13% off. If i could get one for 45-46k or a standard GTI no options for 42K i would be keen. Otherwise how does a 2008 MK V GTI no options with 29,000K's for $32000 sound, Immaculate, as new 6 months warranty left. Was MK V a good model

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    Ordered a 2011 Golf GTI last week:
    Manual 3dr
    Metalic Paint
    18" Detroit Wheels
    ACC
    Sunroof
    Xenon Headlights
    Bluetooth
    Tinting

    $46,500 on road

    not sure if thats good or bad... but its done.
    now I have to wait till freakin' end of August for it.
    *twiddles thumbs*

    I look at my Polo GTI and I feel like it knows I'm cheating on it....
    T Go
    MY11.5 Golf GTI | Bluefin Stage 2 | Pipercross Stage 2 Intake Pipe | AFE Pro 5R Filter | SPM Downpipe | VWR Sport Springs | H&R 22mm RSB | R LED Tail Lights

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    Quote Originally Posted by go1better View Post
    Looking at some options, a GTI Adidas, RRP on road about 51K, Best from Barloworld less $1500 (no trade) General concensis seems to be that i should get atleast 10-13% off. If i could get one for 45-46k or a standard GTI no options for 42K i would be keen. Otherwise how does a 2008 MK V GTI no options with 29,000K's for $32000 sound, Immaculate, as new 6 months warranty left. Was MK V a good model
    Check carsales for a MK V GTI, you could probably do a little better, depends on options, DSG or manual, 3 or 5 door. I have a 2008 MY09 GTI and love it. No major problems so, for me, it is a good model.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brimway View Post
    Check carsales for a MK V GTI, you could probably do a little better, depends on options, DSG or manual, 3 or 5 door. I have a 2008 MY09 GTI and love it. No major problems so, for me, it is a good model.
    I too am interested in the Mk V GTI. I'm a little disappointed with my WRX and the Mk Vs have a great reputation. I would go for a well-spec'd model but I am interested to know if the DSG in the Mk VI is better or WAY better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MovieDude View Post
    I too am interested in the Mk V GTI. I'm a little disappointed with my WRX and the Mk Vs have a great reputation. I would go for a well-spec'd model but I am interested to know if the DSG in the Mk VI is better or WAY better.
    The DSG in the MKV GTI and MK6 GTI is technically the same. Sure, have been minor revisions to both hardware and software over the years (even within the MK6 GTIs), but they are largely the same.

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