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Fully-optioned TSI 118 v Fully-optioned GTI - Worth $12K extra??

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  • #16
    Yep I agree Corey, there are big improvements in the Mark VI so you're right.

    I think that once you start adding that many options though, you're better off going for the higher spec base car. That's just my opinion.

    If I was to go option crazy on the GTI I'd be getting towards R money.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by tinto View Post
      I'd also take the 6 speed DSG over the 7 (there's got to be a good reason they kept the 6 speed in the GTI), but that is just my own FUD.
      The main difference is:
      The 6 speed using a wet-clutch which allows much higher torque handling, although will be more expensive to service.
      The 7 speed uses a dry-clutch and cannot handle as much torque, but will be cheaper to service.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by coreying View Post
        The main difference is:
        The 6 speed using a wet-clutch which allows much higher torque handling, although will be more expensive to service.
        The 7 speed uses a dry-clutch and cannot handle as much torque, but will be cheaper to service.
        +1 it's true

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