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Nah, test drove one and it was a bit ungainly. I'm going more chuckable, smaller and cheaper to run. And it's not a Mini or a Renault. Or Japanese.
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So looks like mine will be heading to a new owner next Thursday or Saturday. Depending on both of our work commitments.
Got a fair price for it - and much more than the 25k I apparently should have taken.
New toy coming. It won't be a VAG. It won't even be a cherman car. Going for something completely different.
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i was actually dead set on dark gray, as the silver ones on carsales looked really dull
i then saw one in person, and thought they dont look so bad
kept my eye out on carsales, saw this one come up with all the options i wanted, had a look, put the deposit down the same day
car is dead stock, and i intend to keep it that way
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Good choice, Lucas is right , you just see Silver ones around.. and you will enjoy the ACC drop it into sport and flick the DSG to sport mode as well and it is a go kart
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previously had a twin turbo supra, wanted to "be good" for a while, so i bought a manual polo in december. love the polo, but always missed the oomph a twin turbo car provides (overtaking etc) so i always kept an eye out on carsales for a fully loaded golf r (must have a sunroof!) and one came up last week, went and had a look, picked her up yesterday
2011 golf r, dsg auto, in silver, 19" rims with adaptive chasis
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Yeah, I know. But, horses for courses.
The fact that it's a manual, and the engine/gearbox combo in the S3 has been proved to be very reliable seem to have gotten overlooked.
One WRX owner was looking for a trade + cash my way, but having driven the WRX it doesn't really suit my needs for the reasons you have outlined.
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