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Thread: New generation of the Transporter, Multivan, Caravelle and California

  1. #21
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    Drumroll please................

    presenting der behind

    - Ben

    1961 Karmann Ghia Coupé - 1993 Golf Cabriolet - 2006 Golf Comfortline 1.9L TDI
    2008 Jetta 2.0L FSI

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    Thanks Ben, it seems the rear lights protrude out from the body slightly.

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    Thumbs down

    Those rear lights don't look that good in the picture. Hopefully they look better in real life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tornado T5 View Post
    I'd agree, in a shot of the more basic Transporter dash the main dash body is unchanged while the "module" incorporating the HVAC/radio controls is new and more curved. Both outer air vents , headlight switches, ash tray, fuse box cover, hazard flasher switch and gear lever surround has been carried over from T5. In fact I wonder if someone cluey enough could rip out a T5 centre stack and drop in a T5.2 unit?

    Many thanks.

    It will be interesting to how much the RHD dash layout will vary from the LHD as currently occurs.

    Regards,
    Scott

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    Door handle

    I see they have continued with the low rear door handle, everyone that tries to open the door first tries with the number plate light.

    GUV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GUV View Post
    I see they have continued with the low rear door handle, everyone that tries to open the door first tries with the number plate light. GUV.
    That's where it should be so you don't have to bend down so far to open the tailgate. Skoda must have smarter engineers than VW, on my Octy that's exactly where it is located (in between the number plate lights)
    2017 MY18 Golf R 7.5 Wolfsburg wagon (boring white) delivered 21 Sep 2017, 2008 Octavia vRS wagon 2.0 TFSI 6M (bright yellow), 2006 T5 Transporter van 2.5 TDI 6M (gone but not forgotten).

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    If the 7 speed DSG in the T5.2 is as good or better then the DSG I'm driving in the loaner Caddy Maxi-commercial then I'm definately looking forward to driving the new Transporter, and I'm drooling over the thought of an AWD DSG.

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    VW Germany website has the new 2010 Transporter/Multivans.
    http://www.volkswagen-nutzfahrzeuge.de/de/de.html

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    FOR THE LOVE OF HUEY......THERE IS A.......bugger it. Hopes are dashed.

    Following Tornado's link I very quickly determined that the dream combination of the 132kW biturbo TDI, 7 spd DSG and 4Motion are available in the Transporter.....

    But not in the Double Cab. Despite being gettable with the 132Kw engine and DSG.....4motion is only available with the 103Kw TDI and never with DSG.

    And the pricing is......<yikes>

    103kw TDi 6-speed double cab = 28,000 euros plus tax, 4motion adds 2,500 euros while the DSG option adds 1,750 euros.

    132kW biTDI 6-speed double cab = 30,600 euros plus tax with the DSG adding another 1,750 euros

    ...and this is without the options like airbags, ESP, air conditioning, diff locks, you beaut suspension and all the other toys. Damn that's gonna hurt!!!

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    That's why you have to start saving for it now.

    I decided that I would wait at least 2 years and buy when all small faults are ironed out. Than, maybe T6 will be around the corner, and if my T5 4motion would still be in a good shape, I wait to get T6, that may be 4 years from now. I really don't miss the DPF box and the replacement van will have it, but 4years is long time and DPF will improve by than and should cause minimum problems in my everyday very short trip-driving regime. In almost 5 years I done only 70,000km, van looks like new, it would be waste of money to swap it for T5.2 or whatever they will call it.

    How many km's have you done on yours, Seano?
    Last edited by Transporter; 17-09-2009 at 11:32 AM.

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