Most dealers have already indicated there will be no discounts for the Edition 35, this makes them roughly $4000 dearer than an equivalent GTI. This is before the discount that most of us are able to get with the standard car. I will let you decide if there is value in the Edition 35, setting aside the emotional part of the decision.
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Saw that well after I had made the comment...Originally posted by Corey_R View PostThe prices were already stated a few pages back before rude MKV members took the thread off target
I did however update the first post with a quote of the pricing (inc link) so you can quickly find it though

Makes it quite tight as a value proposition... GTI, ED35, R all within $8 to $10K depending on discounts etc.Candy White Scirocco R DSG with Panoramic Sunroof and RNS510 Sat Nav, tint
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Naaa it is easy.. The GTI is a GTI, the ED 35 is a pretty GTI and an R is twice the car the others are..Originally posted by Andych View PostSaw that well after I had made the comment...
Makes it quite tight as a value proposition... GTI, ED35, R all within $8 to $10K depending on discounts etc.
there is your value proposition..
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I prefer to have an extra $10k in my pocket, plus the net present value of the cash saving in servicing costs/fuel costs in having a bog standard GTI over an ROriginally posted by SilvrFoxX View PostNaaa it is easy.. The GTI is a GTI, the ED 35 is a pretty GTI and an R is twice the car the others are..
there is your value proposition..
Now where is my full metal jacket, helmet, captain America shield and the panadol.. this is going to get bumpy
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Whatever keeps you warm at night.. being richer is not measured by money alone.. and if indeed you were using it as a value proposition then why not deisel on a lower spec Golf.. your arguement carries no waterOriginally posted by Finance_Analyst View PostI prefer to have an extra $10k in my pocket, plus the net present value of the cash saving in servicing costs/fuel costs in having a bog standard GTI over an R
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A Golf 77 would see a 20K saving, let alone savings in servicing, fuel, insurance over a GTIOriginally posted by Finance_Analyst View PostI prefer to have an extra $10k in my pocket, plus the net present value of the cash saving in servicing costs/fuel costs in having a bog standard GTI over an R
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So extra power is pretty?Originally posted by SilvrFoxX View PostThe GTI is a GTI, the ED 35 is a pretty GTIResident grumpy old fart
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Hehehe... yeah, when a GTI has the Golf R's engine and soul, is it really still "just a GTI" ?
It also has the Golf R's tailights, skirts, mirror caps, and probably other things. And that's in addition to the myriad of things that the standard GTI shares with the R, being that they're so closely related...
I mean, lets not forget that the Golf R name was possibly going to be GTI-R when they had decided that R20 wasn't suitable.
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Or is the R really an R or an S3 in cheaper livery? Or a 4WD Pirelli? - The argument can be taken that way too.Originally posted by Corey_R View PostHehehe... yeah, when a GTI has the Golf R's engine and soul, is it really still "just a GTI" ?
It also has the Golf R's tailights, skirts, mirror caps, and probably other things. And that's in addition to the myriad of things that the standard GTI shares with the R, being that they're so closely related...
I mean, lets not forget that the Golf R name was possibly going to be GTI-R when they had decided that R20 wasn't suitable.
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So while there's plenty of lively debate on the subject, you have to hand it to VW - they're giving us all every possible choice really (short of a 4WD drivetrain with an EA888, for which we'll likely need to wait for the MkVII or else buy a Tiguan). Choice is a good thing for people who feel strongly about their flavour of performance Golf, that's for sure!Originally posted by Andych View PostMakes it quite tight as a value proposition... GTI, ED35, R all within $8 to $10K depending on discounts etc.
I reckon there's loads of value in the ED35 for those for whom the EA113 + K04, tails, skirts, distinctive rims etc add value.2008 MkV Volkswagen Golf R32 DSG
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Funny you should say that. I was thinking the same thing. Plus a more robust 7 speed gearbox to boot (not the troublesome one on the 1.4twincharged that gave hell on my friends' 'roc and Golf SportsOriginally posted by AdamD View Post(short of a 4WD drivetrain with an EA888, for which we'll likely need to wait for the MkVII or else buy a Tiguan).
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