Price has a little to do with it as well but I could be mistaken
Price has a little to do with it as well but I could be mistaken
Current Ride: MY 16 Daytona Pearl Grey Audi S3- Performance Pack 1, Sunroof and Driver assist
I bought the GTI purely due to 3 things.
1. The wheels look better.
2. Cheaper running costs of a FWD and AWD (having had past experience with AWD Subaru which nearly sent me bankrupt)
3. I prefer the 2 red stripes on the grill
Current ride: 2014 Range Rover Evoque 5 Door TD4 Pure | 9 Spd Auto | Fuji White | Black Leather | 19 inch 'Dynamic' Wheels
Previous rides: MY11.5 Golf GTI 5 door | DSG | Candy White | 18' Detriots | Bluetooth | K&N Air Filter | Dancing Dials (Oh Yeah!)
| 1989 Porsche 944S2 Coupe| Guards Red| Leather| Sunroof| LSD
True SilvrFoxX - although if money were no object (but is it ever????), I would have a sprint blue Audi S3 sportback S Tronic in my driveway! Instead, the GTI will suffice for now
Current ride: 2014 Range Rover Evoque 5 Door TD4 Pure | 9 Spd Auto | Fuji White | Black Leather | 19 inch 'Dynamic' Wheels
Previous rides: MY11.5 Golf GTI 5 door | DSG | Candy White | 18' Detriots | Bluetooth | K&N Air Filter | Dancing Dials (Oh Yeah!)
| 1989 Porsche 944S2 Coupe| Guards Red| Leather| Sunroof| LSD
Completely disagree with this comment. My sister just sold her Corolla to buy a new Polo, and I must say I have never seen so much interest generated in one car being sold privately. It was incredible. 2004 model, listed for $11K - received about 3 calls a day for 3 weeks, and sold no probs.
Obviously, there are a TON of Corollas on the market and the competition was not issue cause the car is a good car and sought after.
The GTI, having about as amazing rep as you can get for a "sports" hatch, low relative cost of insurance and fuel, should have no such problems selling to an enthusiast market.
2010 MY11 GOLF R - 5DR | DSG | RISING BLUE | DYNAUDIO + ACC + BLUETOOTH + 19s + RNS510 |
2017 MY17 TIGUAN HIGHLINE - 5DR | DSG | PEARL BLACK | SUNROOF + DAP |
The analysis of the 2nd hand car market ignores the rule of thumb that if a car sold strongly when new to private buyers that there will be a big market of 2nd hand buyers for it. The "competition" in the market works both ways, for buyers and sellers.
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