View Poll Results: Is your Mk6 DSG or manual?

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    85 44.27%
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    107 55.73%
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Thread: Is your Mk6 a DSG or manual?

  1. #21
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    DSG. Buying a new car for a new job, didn't have the luxury to specify, and there was a red GTD with DSG available as a cancelled order. It felt like serendipity.

    At the time I was expecting to end up with a manual (cheaper, better fit to the budget I had set) but I don't regret the DSG.
    Former owner of MY12 GTD with DSG

  2. #22
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    Often drive into Melbourne and not a fan of the 3rd pedal in stop-start traffic.
    Being in the gaming generation I wanted DSG paddles.
    In theory reselling a DSG should be easier too (assuming it's still working).
    Last edited by Ryan_R; 31-12-2011 at 06:36 PM.

  3. #23
    DSG on my R, because that's all that was available on showroom floors in the state and the whole country. Wasn't in a position to order & wait....if I was, it would have been manual.
    Golf R : Rising Blue : DSG : 5 door : Leather : 18" Wheels : Reversing Camera : Bluetooth : MDI : APR Stage 1 : Focal Speakers : Hertz Sub : Alpine Amps : Opti-Coat : Weathershields

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    It's interesting seeing the current split manual to dsg... The way my dealer was talking when I asked for a manual made me feel like I was ordering the wrong thing. "What? You want a manual one? I haven't sold one of those in months... They are pretty hard to come by". Ended up going to another dealer (lol) and this thread (even though the sample is from such a small base of owners), is interesting. Many more manuals on the road than I thought...

  5. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Finance_Analyst View Post
    DSG for me as it is better for resale
    Really? I didn't know that. Are we talking short term or long term resale?

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    Quote Originally Posted by warped_foobie View Post
    It's interesting seeing the current split manual to dsg... The way my dealer was talking when I asked for a manual made me feel like I was ordering the wrong thing. "What? You want a manual one? I haven't sold one of those in months... They are pretty hard to come by". Ended up going to another dealer (lol) and this thread (even though the sample is from such a small base of owners), is interesting. Many more manuals on the road than I thought...
    I had the similar experience, dealers were kind of shocked when i showed more interest in Manual.
    GTI BY & MY 12.5 - 5 Door
    DSG, Carbon Steel, Bi-xenon, 18inch Detroit, ACC, Sunroof, RVC, Leather, Dynaudio & Window tint. GOT IT

  7. #27
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    Manual.....no choice as it was a demo.

    But am glad I got it given my original $$$ was on a Polo GTI = DSG only.
    MK6 MY10 Golf GTI, 5dr Manual, Carbon Steel, Detroits, Tint
    T6 MY06 Peugeot 307 HDi Touring, Manual, Iron Grey, Tint

  8. #28
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    The 5% club doesn't appear as exclusive so far as previously led to believe - wonder how many are yet to vote

  9. #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by bwen View Post
    Really? I didn't know that. Are we talking short term or long term resale?
    I would say both... But short term more so. Look at it this way, if you had a manual and wanted to sell it, you either take a massive hit on a trade (as the dealer would not move it quickly hence will take a safety margin as they have a floorplan finance for holding stock) or wait to sell it privatey where demand isn't as great.

    See, always takes an accountant to rationalise purchase decisions down to the dollar and cents
    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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finance_Analyst View Post

    See, always takes an accountant to rationalise purchase decisions down to the dollar and cents
    glad I didn't buy the GTI, as a 'rational decision' otherwise I would be driving a Toyota Camry

    the last rational car I bought lasted 18 months, before I had to sell it !
    mk VI GTI, manual, reflex silver, basic

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