New to VW, looking to buy.

[caleb]

Hi Caleb welcome to VWwA

Polos are tough little cars no matter which one you buy.

My tip would be to get a VW Specialist in your area to look over the car before purchasing as NRMA or RACV etc are use to Japs and Commies etc.

Also call a VW Dealer or Specialist and find out common problems with the car model you plan on buying and work out costs that way.

Obviously your buying a Euro engineered car and as we are far away from Europe, parts will have a premium over the Asian/Australian cars.

Hope all these tips are helping you on your purchase.

Good Luck

Thanks for the tip, can you recommend any vw dealer/specialist/mechanic that can help check-out a 2nd hand car?

Cheers
Caleb

[caleb]

How many km has the car done? I've already done 65,000km in MY06 Polo GTI and my service cost me $500.

I don't know much bout the early models. But they are a tough little car and well built.

The car i'm looking at is a 2005 VOLKSWAGEN POLO 9N MY2004 Club. It's only done about 18,000km.

[phaeton]

Thanks for the tip, can you recommend any vw dealer/specialist/mechanic that can help check-out a 2nd hand car?

Cheers
Caleb

It would help if we knew where you live

[caleb]

It would help if we knew where you live

ops.. Sydney

[WEDEL.1]

We just bought a 2003 Polo Match Auto with 40000kms for $16000.

Maris

[phaeton]

Sydney members where are the good spots for VW Service outside warranty ?

[caleb]

i think i've decided on buying a new polo match as vw is having a special drive-away offer.

[phaeton]

i think i've decided on buying a new polo match as vw is having a special drive-away offer.

Good Luck Caleb

[shami]

Forget about the girls comments mate, obviously some people think the requirement for being a man is driving a turbo as opposed to having a penis .!

Gold ahahahaaha