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From Sydney and cant decide which to buy out of the 2005 turbo diesel Golf or the 2007 1.8L turbo petrol.
From Sydney and cant decide which to buy out of the 2005 turbo diesel Golf or the 2007 1.8L turbo petrol.
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If you do a lot of km's go the diesel... But if you plan on doing any mods in the future, I'd spring for the petrol... Or save a little more and go for a GTI... MK5 GTI aren't that expensive these days.2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch -
2007 1.8L turbo petrol Golf? Am racking my brains trying to recall a 1.8L turbo engine in this generation (MK5) Golf. Are you sure of your year model and engine capacity? There was a 1.8L turbo petrol in MK4 Golfs (GTI) but from memory MK4 was replaced by MK5 in 2005.Originally posted by Chelsea View Post
Happy to be proven wrong, perhaps my memory is fading with age!
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