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Re: What are people paying for 2010 GTI [anowlan]: by tslbmw on Tue Nov 24 10:57:51 PST 2009; I bought a 2010 GTI, Candy White, DSG, 18inch Detriots, Bi Xenon w/AFS, Sunroof, 4 Dr on 11/6/09. MSRP $28,389. Paid $27,000. Invoice (according to the dealer was $26,720); however, Edmunds has the invoice at $26,500...not sure which is correct. So, I paid about $280-$500 over invoice. Excellent car and I was very satisfied with the deal I got. I purchased from Browns VW in Midlothian, VA. Hope this helps. Tony :)

Re: Looking for 2010 TDI DEAL?????????? [newtdiguy]: by jettaknight on Tue Nov 10 12:24:32 PST 2009; I just bought a 2010 TDI near Fredericksburg VA 24450 plus tax out the door. No sunroof, no 17 wheels and no navigation. otherwise loaded.

Re: VW re longo2 [moparbad]: by longo2 on Sat Oct 31 08:27:44 PDT 2009; Just read this in the Washinton Post Auto section.. from a guy who could have recommened any brand, any model to this readers question... .Looks like VW has a long uphill PR battle ahead......... Arlington, Va.: "We are looking to buy a small "commuter" car (good gas mileage, low maintenance, etc.) and don't have a lot of money. What do you recommend? Warren Brown: Hyundai Elantra. First choice, best value for dollar. Chevrolet Aveo. Second. Good value for dollar. Honda Fit Sport. Third. Excellent quality. Most fun-to-drive. But could be pricey." I think VW Pricing and reliability issues has somehow put it completely out of the minds of such reviewers when thinking of the criteria of this buyers question. VW has now seems to be an 'up-scale' kind of product..a long way from it's roots.. my first VW was a new 1959 Beatle at $1700.00.... my last bug was a new 1971 Super Beatle (I think the best one they ever made) at $1921.00...they are now selling for up to $6,000.00 "Herman" as we called it, would have been a better investement than money in the bank, mind you that's not saying much is it. The U.S. market really needs the "PoloTDI" to get back to reality. Road Test: Volkswagen Polo TDI By Damien Tomlinson - 20/Oct/2006 The Volkswagen Polo is a very small car. It measures less than 4 metres long and only 1.65 metres wide, and competes for market share against similar sized vehicles like the Toyota Yaris, Peugeot 206, Mazda2, Holden Barina and Ford Fiesta. Unlike most of these cars however, the Polo has two very neat tricks up its sleeve. The first is the GTI model, powered by a turbocharged 1.8-litre petrol engine. Feann reviewed this one and gave it an 80% score, which you can read about here. The second neat trick in Volkswagen Australia's Polo range is the TDI model. This cheeky little German car is powered by a 1.9-litre turbo diesel engine, giving the vehicle incredible fuel efficiency figures of 56mpg, an impressive cruising range and plenty of power. And at the time of writing it has no direct competitors. IMHO that's where VW should be again.

Jetta S: by merckx on Wed Jun 17 16:44:58 PDT 2009; I looked at an S modl today...a totally standard car....it kisted for just under $18,200...the dealer offered it for $17,400....This still seemed a little high....Can anyone comment?

Re: VW Incentives for EOS Really Urgent! [izmirian]: by meeper on Sat Sep 05 12:34:30 PDT 2009; so....did you end up buying an eos in northern va? if so, can you share the details? Thanks

Jetta SE lease: by leaseismore on Fri Aug 21 09:01:15 PDT 2009; Hi guys, Can you please tell me the current residual and money factor on a 2009 Jetta SE automatic for 3 years, 12K miles/year? I am looking at a negotiated price of $19,447 (19,497 plus 700 freight less 750 rebate), $1500 down including first months payment, and I believe they quoted me about $246 per month. I am located in Alexandria, VA. What do you think?? Also, the salesman said "If I apply the dealer rebate of $500 you will then get the standard money factor/lease rate of .00370." This doesnt seem like an accurate statement on his part. BTW, you are doing everyone such an awesome service here...my salesman was seriously surprised (not happily) that I knew so much, and I was able to negotiate a better deal. Thank you!

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