Still happy with your B6?

**OilBurna** · 18-03-2014, 06:37 PM

Well time has flown but almost 7 years up on the B6 still running like a Swiss watch only things I have had to pay for apart from normal servicing have been the dufus things I have done myself.

Has been back for injector fix and steering lock failures under extended warranty and one rear led tail light. Everything still works perfectly tight as a drum with no rattles. On 2nd set of tyres original battery and front brake pads. Only just run in with 82000 clicks. Next service need to change timing belt and water pump should be fun. With resale down the toilet will be hanging on for a while I think

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**saint70** · 19-03-2014, 07:02 AM

I did timing belt on 105.000km...but thet did no changed water pump. Now on 115.000km barakes is still original...like you said works wery well. I am happy and woudl not change or sell this car unless reach 300.000km...

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**Steve** · 19-03-2014, 12:44 PM

I'm still very happy with my R36. Picked it up in June 2008 and I've put on around 49000km since then, so it's had a fairly easy life in terms of kilometres travelled but most of those 49000km have been driven fairly enthusiastically.

It's got a couple of minor issues, such as the seat bolster problem, but otherwise it's been fantastic. It hasn't cost me any money aside from regular servicing and several sets of tyres.

Can't fault it.

**revivor** · 20-03-2014, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by Steve

I'm still very happy with my R36. Picked it up in June 2008 and I've put on around 49000km since then, so it's had a fairly easy life in terms of kilometres travelled but most of those 49000km have been driven fairly enthusiastically.

It's got a couple of minor issues, such as the seat bolster problem, but otherwise it's been fantastic. It hasn't cost me any money aside from regular servicing and several sets of tyres.

Can't fault it.

Same here! Had my R36 since 2010. Now at 41000km. Still love driving it. No whatsoever issue except the routine service intervals & tyres.

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Unkonwn_User · 20-03-2014, 09:28 PM

If I had 100k to spend I would trade my 2.0T for a well priced R36 and throw the rest in the bank!

Haven't had the 2.0T for long, I love the drive and overall feel (i prefer it to many many many other cars)... however I wish i had a diesel or a V6 for peace of mind.

**passat08** · 21-03-2014, 09:07 AM

Have had my passat since 2008 brand new love it was looking trading in getting something new decide to keep and work on little more. Next project coilovers for it anyone changed suspension on theirs yet?