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Re: VW Removed 2007 Convenience Menu Without Notice [sesomme]
by peregoy on Wed Jul 02 10:15:20 PDT 2008
My real-time MPG indicator will increase MPG even when accelerating. VW knows about this and admits that they have yet to find a fix for the problem (that some are experiencing). The trip MPG does seem to work. The Convenience Menu that existed on my car when I bought it in June '07 is being partially reallocated to different menus and some features are being eliminated. I had a technician bring me into the shop and show me all of the menu items he had available to him to reinstate. The Convenience Menu, as it originally was delivered, is no longer available to reinstate. All of this is controlled by VW from tech Corporate in Mich. I was able to get back the ability to have all of the doors unlock after I turn the car off, which was a feature on the Convenience Menu, but that had to be done by the tech and I can't change it unless I go back to them. These changes are only noticeable if you go in and they do a diagnostic on your car that updates all of the settings. So, VW is removing the Convenience Menu during those updates, but has not bothered to tell any of it's customers (a letter would be nice explaining why they've done this) that this is happening.
Re: Note [imidazol97]
by richard64 on Sat Jun 28 15:33:38 PDT 2008
"Richard overpaid for the sofa." Of course I over paid for the sofa, and you over paid for the mattress. We all over pay for items. In the business world it is called profit margins. If, however, I "saved" $1,000 on the sofa, then that is $1,000 of my money that they didn't get. I'm willing to go to six stores to do that. The process is like car shopping. Don't they double the price and add 40%, like the furniture dealer? :P As you say, there is much mark-up in furniture and jewelry. If you think that is something, try clothes. I bought a Polo shirt this afternoon while shopping with the wife. It was 50% off plus an additional 40% at the register. The shirt is $80. Half is $40 and another 40% leaves a price of $24. Still, I over paid for the shirt. Ralph and the store are still making a profit. So it goes in American commerce. BTW, we buy our mattresses at the Restonic Factory. We pick out height, cover, material, etc. Though I am sure that we over pay, it beats the stores. ;) Richard
VW Removed 2007 Convenience Menu Without Notice
by peregoy on Tue Jun 10 11:47:50 PDT 2008
I purchased my 2007 VW Passat Wagon with the Luxury Package back in June 2007. At the time, it had a Convenience Menu that enabled owners to change, among other things, whether the doors should automatically unlock when the car is turned off. When I brought my car in for service to figure out why I was getting 100 mpg+ readings on the real-time indicator, VW secretly fed new info to my car (and anyone else's since then) to remove the Convenience Menu that I purchased with my car 6 months earlier. I did not realize this until I tried to get my local dealer to fix the problem this week. VW is telling them that they have removed the Convenience Menu and that there is nothing the dealer can do about it. I am currently trying to get an explanation from the US corporate office for their removing the Convenience Menu. I encourage every owner who originally had this feature and it is now missing to contact them as well. This is outrageous that they can diminish my new car purchase -- basically take back part of the car I bought a year ago -- without my knowledge. Also, don't count on the real-time MPG indicator to ever work. Strangely, it did for about 2 months, then went haywire. They must have changed something else in one of their secret electronic updates that messed that one up. VW, if you want more market share in the US, you've got to be more open about your product and not change it after someone has already bought it -- especially without even the courtesy of informing the owners that you have changed their cars behind their backs. Be wary of those VW folks. Happy in commercials. Not so nice behind the scenes.
Re: Well, it's a Story... [laurasdada]
by jmonroe on Tue Apr 29 18:33:38 PDT 2008
Also, rode to the top of the Washington Monument,... You cheated. When I was in the Navy I was stationed at Patuxent River Naval Air Test Center about 60 miles south of D.C., in Maryland. One weekend 4 of us went to D.C. I remember running up the steps to the top. Two of us made it without stopping but we slowed to a snails pace. Got to the top, really appreciated the breeze and didn't even think of walking back down, we took the elevator. Had to wait a while but it was worth it. Talk about being young and dumb. :( First was at the National Air and Space Museum at Dulles Airport. Went there last summer when we went to a nephews wedding in Reston Virginia. Saw it years ago but it was nothing like it is now. That Enola Gay sure does make you stop and think but it kept thousands of our guys alive. I highly recommend it. Go, even if you've gone before. I agree. Good write. jmonroe
price paid for the 570
by vtdoc on Tue Mar 18 11:40:03 PDT 2008
Can someone tell me what they paid for the 570 ? I would like to see what the average is
LX 570
by vtdoc on Thu Mar 06 11:36:27 PST 2008
I just went to another dealer in Va and they are still want 80K. No dealing on this one G :mad: reat looking SUV, but I'll wait till Dec

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