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    Red face Walked in for a GTI, walked out with an R...

    Hi all,

    Recently it was time to trade my MK6 Golf GTI Manual (I loved that car) and I considered a 2016 GTI, 2016 WRX (given the interior update, all wheel drive and extra power), or a Focus ST. In the end, I decided to stick with the GTI - it was just nicer all round and I knew I'd love it.

    I walked in to discuss a GTI trade and before I knew it, I'd made a deal for a new 2015 Golf R Manual with driver assist and a sunroof. If anyone can tell me how that happened, that would be great as I need to explain it to the wife...

    Anyway it was still in their storage yard (not even at the dealership which I found strange) so I'm assuming they wanted to move the stock quickly given the 2016 model arrival has App Connect etc - hence the great deal I got.

    I absolutely love the new car but in four weeks of ownership have only really 'given it a nudge' on three occasions which is a bit sad given the wet weather is on the way. Luckily a friend has bought a WRX also so I have a friend to hit the windy roads with.

    I thought I'd join the forum as I have read a lot about the brand via vwwatercooled and it's always good to connect with fellow VW enthusiasts.

    Cheers,
    ShaunF

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    Welcome to the forum and congrats on your purchase. GL with the explanation.

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    When dealing with the wife remember 1 thing, it's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.

    Cheers and welcome to the forum.

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    It went well actually! I went with the 'I couldn't ignore such a great deal, not to mention that the all wheel drive is far safer in the wet...'

    Thanks for the welcome guys.

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    I can't get away with that with a MK1. "Look honey, it's got great safety features such as wind up windows and sunvisors"

    Doesn't quite cut it.

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