Friend is selling his 2004 Golf GTI

I think he's probably referring to the fact they have a reputation for being rather numb, boring and uninvolving to drive.

Every single VW i've ever driven is numb, boring and largely uninvolving to drive when you compare it to the competition.

The mk4 GTI was still quite a 'soft' car, GTI was still very much a trim level. The mk5 onwards GTI was/is more focussed, more of a drivers car. It's not just me saying this, it's pretty much common knowledge :confused:

Just curious to know if you had anyother reason bar the ones posted in reviews.

Personally i'd rather have a batch of other hot hatches before i touched a 1998 onwards GTI.

150 bhp from a 1.8 20v Turbo is really an embarrasment

mk3/4 golfs are rubbish unless they have a 6 cylinder engine up front :)

Depends which model you look at, i wouldn't call it an embarrasment in its higher power formats, whilst not biblically fast it was acceptable.
 
Indeed, absolute madness that sort of money for a mk4 GTI, and the 2.0 at that.

He'll need either a fanboy or someone clueless to buy that and i'm pretty sure all the fanboys will be after 1.8Ts :p
 
Indeed, absolute madness that sort of money for a mk4 GTI, and the 2.0 at that.

He'll need either a fanboy or someone clueless to buy that and i'm pretty sure all the fanboys will be after 1.8Ts :p

Whoever wrote that advert surely did a copy and paste job...it states that there is an arm rest in there...? :p
 
I've not looked at the advert but as a comparison my immaculate one year older mk4 V6 4Motion with climate, cruise, leather, winter pack, uprated audio, factory 'sports' suspension, etc, etc. full VAG service history and low 51k miles, is only worth £4k to £4.5k (was offered £4.5k by a dealer 6 months ago).
 
I've not looked at the advert but as a comparison my immaculate one year older mk4 V6 4Motion with climate, cruise, leather, winter pack, uprated audio, factory 'sports' suspension, etc, etc. full VAG service history and low 51k miles, is only worth £4k to £4.5k (was offered £4.5k by a dealer 6 months ago).

While I was shopping around for my baby GTi 2.0 I found a dealer selling a similar age 4Motion for £5k, so that seems a pretty decent price to be offered really. Unfortunately, it was just that little bit out of my price range and a WHOLE lot out of my insurance range for a first car :eek:
 
I've noticed a lot of similar dog turd GTI's forsale for this amount, even non GTi's - what is the madness about?

crappy boxy golf with pritty poor spec levels sells for considerably more than rival cars such as a focus etc.


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