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[RANT]What do you mean no blue dials in the GTI Mk6. That's signature VW. How can ditch the Blue Dials for White Dials.... What are you trying to be a Toyota???[/RANT]
**Goes and cancels his Mk6 order**
I'm not Bossy!!! I just know whats best for everyone.
[RANT]What do you mean no blue dials in the GTI Mk6. That's signature VW. How can ditch the Blue Dials for White Dials.... What are you trying to be a Toyota???[/RANT]
**Goes and cancels his Mk6 order**
I actually agree. I couldn't believe the Passat CC has white lighting and to make it worse, neither does the Golf.
I think that if someone cancels the order on the car just because of its backlighting, then he treats a car like a fashion item. And that makes me sick.
I loved the look of the blue dials on my Mk V, but was told by a salesman that blue was causing trouble for older people. I am not an optometrist and would love to know if there is any truth in that claim. I must say that I find the white dials of the Golf VI easier to see on a long night drive, but yeh, nowhere near as classy looking.
There is truth to that statement. Have a look at - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purkinje_effect - explains why red light, for example, is better than blue light under dark conditions. White light, of course, contains "all" colours and is therefore better suited to providing best visibility under a wider variety of lighting conditions.
I must admit the first time I heard that they were ditching the blue lights I was disappointed.
But then I saw the white dash in the standard MK6 and was suitably impressed with the clarity of it. I do really like the blue, and I would say for certain there will be a mod for it, but yeah.
In fact, I'd say there will probably be a RGB led mod which will then allow you any custom colour under the sun!
I loved the look of the blue dials on my Mk V, but was told by a salesman that blue was causing trouble for older people. I am not an optometrist and would love to know if there is any truth in that claim. I must say that I find the white dials of the Golf VI easier to see on a long night drive, but yeh, nowhere near as classy looking.
So is the MK6 for older people???
(formerly TSI GUY)
First car: 1972 White Super Bug S
First Golf: MY08 Candy White Golf GT Sport TSI DSG
Now: MY13 Candy White Golf VI 2.0 TDI DSG (yes, I've come over to 'the dark side'...)
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