What have you done with your Polo so far (and today)

[Kez]

That's a good point, I guess I am quietly confident as I haven't had any problems so far. One thing I do know for sure though is that the car will only be going to the dealership in the event of a warranty claim, I have had much to much experience with the price of my local dealers service in the past to want to go down that path again. Plus I want the guys who do the work on mine to be the guys who service it!

[BLN355]

Probably not to everyones tastes but wrapped my bonnet matte black today, will be doing the roof over the next day or 2.

[gavs]

Yep, correct. Not to everyone's tastes especially on a black car but hey, it's your choice

Bassik, I highly suggest that if you are that worried about the tune and that is the stance your preferred dealership is taking, don't tune your car.

[cstb_87]

Bassik if you car has a history of engine issues then either avoid the tune or wait for the issues to settle down.

If you have the history and something goes wrong again then you have evidence on your side to prove it is a VW fault not the tune.

Plus by law they have to prove that the tune was the issue of the fault.

[Bassik]

Yeah and knowing my luck it would. My tech said wait until warranty expires then do it. So far I've had a clutch replaced not to mention they did something else to it which didn't work, the SW update, left front axle fixed and oil consumption test. I asked if my clutch would have been fixed under warranty if I had a tune and he said no we would have voided it.

He also said that the car doesn't need a tune it's a little 1.4L with a turbo and super charger the engine is already under pressure. I'm not taking what he says with much grace but he did make me think otherwise.

[ATYPIC]

Probably not to everyones tastes but wrapped my bonnet matte black today, will be doing the roof over the next day or 2.

What initiated the inspiration for this can I ask?

If the wheels were matte black then I might understand...but I don't understand, what would motivate anyone to make this decision. That's just my opinion.

[BLN355]

lol ok for starters the main motivation was paint protection.
I initially wanted my wheels in Matte Black but they only came in gloss (if/when they get any scuffs they'll be painted that way) and the matte actually ties in with the un-painted plastics in the front bar/wing mirrors and side skirts.
The matte itself is more a trial just to see if i'd like to wrap the whole car in it.

What initiated the inspiration for this can I ask?

If the wheels were matte black then I might understand...but I don't understand, what would motivate anyone to make this decision. That's just my opinion.

[ill0gitech]

The matte itself is more a trial

Let us know how it goes. I'd be interested to hear what it's like to keep clean etc.

[Bassik]

What initiated the inspiration for this can I ask?

If the wheels were matte black then I might understand...but I don't understand, what would motivate anyone to make this decision. That's just my opinion.

I agree... it's not a great mix in my opinion. Honestly I don't care much for the black Gti anyways... I would have gotten it if I got the sunroof I think the black on any of the other colours really stands out to much. Don't like how the new Golf has this as well.

[gavs]

Yeah and knowing my luck it would. My tech said wait until warranty expires then do it. So far I've had a clutch replaced not to mention they did something else to it which didn't work, the SW update, left front axle fixed and oil consumption test. I asked if my clutch would have been fixed under warranty if I had a tune and he said no we would have voided it.

He also said that the car doesn't need a tune it's a little 1.4L with a turbo and super charger the engine is already under pressure. I'm not taking what he says with much grace but he did make me think otherwise.

Your tech is an idiot but hey, most of them are so what's new. Sounds like you need to find a new dealership mate.