NSW Newly bought mk7 GTI PP

[Mmarcellus77]

Hi all, glad to be here so after debating and researching for over a month between a FoST 2013 and a GTI, I went with what was advertised as a 2015,MY15 PP gti, 150klms,i thought was a pretty good deal, tuned to stage 2 also, which was gonna save some money... Anyway, after getting it home, the next morning, I checked the build plate, and it's actually a 11/14!
Now I know it's still technically a MY15? But should I be pissed and possibly asking for money back, or is there really no difference?

[genebaby]

I think that's normal in advertising these cars, I see it all the time.

Congratulations otherwise and as long as like the car then I wouldn't worry about it.

[Mmarcellus77]

True... Thanks

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[petemac110]

Anyway, after getting it home, the next morning, I checked the build plate, and it's actually a 11/14!
Now I know it's still technically a MY15? But should I be pissed and possibly asking for money back, or is there really no difference?

There's no difference and nothing to be pissed about - MY = Model Year, not the year of manufacture. They haven't falsely represented anything, unless they specifically said it was built in 2015.

[Mmarcellus77]

Yh, it was actually advertised as a 2015,as well as a my15

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[petemac110]

Yh, it was actually advertised as a 2015,as well as a my15

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Ah yes, I missed that bit in your first post. My bad!

Nonetheless - I wouldn't be particularly worried if I were in your shoes. If you hare happy with the condition of the car and the price you paid, the difference in build date is of minor concern.

[Mmarcellus77]

Ok, yeah, this is true... I was just concerned that alot of the upgrades I wanted to do, were for 2015+,so was just hoping that wasn't going to affect me at all

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