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  1. #1
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    Hey Peeps

    Im new on here and Ive got a dilema, my Wife n I are after a new car, Im set on either a Mk4 Golf Or Bora n she's fine with it (YESSSSSSSSS!!!) I prefer the Bora, but were not fussed either way. Im just glad to be getting out of wrecking yard rescues we've been driving for the last 7yrs!!

    We have 10k, the car needs to be auto, and with only 10k or there abouts
    (14k if I we push it) I know the Gti n The r32 are out of the picture, so which is the car to go for, I mean, model n spec wise for the money...which is the best engine package? what model should I hunt for? and what price should I expect to pay for a really well taken car?

    all the help we can get will be greatly appreciated.

    Cheers Will.

  2. #2
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    Just my opinion there m8...i would be pushin alittle higher for something decent at 17k...couple of nice Boras in forsale section.

    Theres a nice Black Bora here in Coffs...i will vouch for it as a detailer

  3. #3
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    Keep looking, $14K is now the ball park for an early MK4 GTI.
    Someone on this forum sold for less thank $15K in the last week or so.

  4. #4
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    I'd go for a mk4 Sport. Has the advantage of the 2.0 engine, without the insurance cost worries of the GTi...still looks smart and being at the end of the mk4's lifespan, might be able to find a low km example as well.
    Good luck!
    2002 Mk 4 GTi

  5. #5
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    I know there is heaps in NZ, but im not sure how easy it would be for him to find an auto GTI here in Aus anyway.

  6. #6
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    Bora is great bang-for-the-buck. $9k-12k at auction will find you a 2.0 Bora Auto (say yr 2000-2002) with reasonable klms, and driven by a more conservative buyer than a Golf....

  7. #7
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    $13k should get you into an early GTI. Do it.
    2000 Mk IV GTI


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