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Hi all, coming in from Sydney, Australia. Looking to purchase a golf, either a GTI or R! Stoked to have a fun car soon
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Hi and welcome. Make sure you drive both cars to see which you prefer better. Ive had 2x GTI's and 1x R and I prefer the feel of the GTI better. If you do get a GTI, try to get a GTI Performance with the limited slip differential as they are much better that the regular GTI. -
Thanks mate, good to know. Overall I've come quite intereted in the idea of getting a wagon so that's why the R is probably the preferred vehicle at the momentComment
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