Model is a standard black 1.4 TSI, but modified with Denvers, GTI front bumper...
And a Golf R emblem on the rear
V4 Volkswagen Cars Discussion : Golf,Polo,Scirocco, ..Eos/Passat/Tiguan etc. Das Auto!
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Jul 10 2011, 10:15 PM
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Saw a rojak Golf today in Solaris.
Model is a standard black 1.4 TSI, but modified with Denvers, GTI front bumper... And a Golf R emblem on the rear |
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Jul 11 2011, 04:47 PM
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QUOTE(nVidiaFX @ Jul 11 2011, 03:29 PM) Bros thinking either to get golf GTI SE 2.0 or scirocco 2.0 what u guys think. i am single dont need anyone to sit behind. which showroom can test drive scirocco? that day went to 222 the guy lanci say no test drive for scirocco. I was in the same situation a few months back, in the end went with the Golf.Mainly because of the price factor: If you take the Scirocco, you're paying RM34,000 more than the Golf GTI. In most other countries, the Scirocco is actually cheaper than the Golf GTI (in Singapore it's around RM16,000 cheaper). In other words, you're paying more for what should be a cheaper car, and making yourself a victim of the government's extra tax on 2-door cars. The engine and the gearbox are the same. The interior looks almost exactly the same. The handling is supposedly better. But biggest plus point for the Scirocco is it looks MUCH sexier. People stare when you drive it. You feel like a rockstar. It's still a special thing to see one on the road. Hardly anyone stares at a Golf, GTI or otherwise. I bet a 1.4 Scirocco would still get more stares even than a Golf R. Whether this is worth the artificially inflated price is a decision only you can make. This post has been edited by omichael: Jul 11 2011, 04:48 PM |
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Jul 11 2011, 05:07 PM
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QUOTE(stalkerrox @ Jul 11 2011, 04:49 PM) very very good point there... That's true! And if you compare it to the GTI SE, it also has no cruise control and no sun roof.if not mistaken rocco 2.0 doesnt have XDS rite? only has normal EDL i think thats the 2 diff from rocco and gti in-terms of electronic stuff... Not sure if the SE is still available though... |
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Jul 11 2011, 10:05 PM
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QUOTE(leong73 @ Jul 11 2011, 10:00 PM) If you had Googled it, you would have found it.http://forum.vwpoloclubmalaysia.com/ |
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Jul 16 2011, 12:30 PM
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QUOTE(ben228 @ Jul 15 2011, 09:45 PM) Hi guys..After I put about 800km on my new GTI, I have some sort of rattling/rapid ticking/clashing noise sometimes when I accelerate. It seems to kick in when the engine is working hard with turbo. It subsides when engine is more in a steady stead cruising speed. Anyone with GTI having similar problem? I drive a 1.4 TSI with similar mileage, and having this exact same issue. It's kind of like a buzzing noise yes? But mine seems to come from inside the dashboard somewhere, not the exhaust as some others have pointed out. I'm hoping it will go away as the engine breaks in. Don't want to bring it to SC yet so early on in case it's nothing to worry about. This post has been edited by omichael: Jul 16 2011, 12:33 PM |
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Aug 18 2011, 09:12 PM
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QUOTE(Gti23 @ Aug 17 2011, 11:48 PM) No offense bro but if you buy a car to get glances from people, then you are really buying a car for the wrong reasons. Because of the 2doors tax structure in Malaysia, you are paying a lot more for a Roc than what it is actually worth. Just pop over to Sg (or any other parts of the world) and you will realize that the GTI is held in higher regards to the Roc 2.0 in both performance and prestige. I also chose a Golf over a Scirocco for the same reason. Added on August 17, 2011, 11:50 pmTell people that you paid about the same money for a Roc 1.4 vs the GTI and you will probably get even more "glances". But it's not fair to say you're buying a car for the "wrong reason" just because you want people to look at you. Who's to say what is right or wrong? Some people want style. Some people want power. Some people want economy. For example if you're the kind of person who only wants to get from A - B, then you can also say buying a GTI is a waste of money. Better get a TSI instead. Plus we're not in SG, we're in Malaysia. And the reality here is, a Scirocco gets more glances and admiration from the layman than ANY kind of Golf, whether it's a TSI, a GTI or even an R. This post has been edited by omichael: Aug 18 2011, 09:13 PM |
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Aug 20 2011, 12:59 AM
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QUOTE(Gti23 @ Aug 19 2011, 04:35 PM) Well, to each his own but I am in the opinion that style over substance is never a good thing. Especially if you are paying so much more for "style". However, if that is how you roll, I am happy that you are happy. Funny that you say to each his own, and proceed to sound like a snobbish motoring Nazi right after.As I clearly said, I too own a Golf. For me personally, the inflated price for style was not worth it. The difference between us is I'd rather not judge those who choose the Scirocco. Because from my perspective, I can see the merit of both performance and aesthetics. Who are you to say Scirocco buyers are making an unwise choice? All that matters is how satisfied they are with their purchase. It doesn't make you any smarter or more sophisticated than them. QUOTE(Gti23 @ Aug 19 2011, 04:35 PM) In regardless of where we are in the world, a GTI will always be seen as a more complete car than the Roc especially if it is RM30k cheaper! If getting more glances and admiration from the layman floats your boat, then what have I got to say? To me, it is always better to get glances and admiration from people in the know than the average layman. For example, buy a Rolex to impress the layman (or ppl who knows nuts about watches) or buy a Panerai to impress those who are in the know. I certainly know where I want to belong. Wow, so you buy a car solely to get compliments from enthusiasts? I guess you go to the track every weekend then? Are all your friends, family members and co-workers hardcore motoring enthusiasts? Won any motor sport trophies lately?Remember you're on the LYN VW thread. It's a thread for enthusiasts and casual drivers alike. So accept the reality that a "car" has many different ways of making people feel good. To many, that feel good factor comes from the random glances they get on the street and the compliments they get from their friends (which they wouldn't be getting if they had chosen the common and plain-looking GTI.) BTW, I know where I want to belong too - and it's definitely not with my head in the clouds, thinking I'm better than everyone else This post has been edited by omichael: Aug 20 2011, 01:19 AM |
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Aug 20 2011, 03:42 AM
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QUOTE(Gti23 @ Aug 20 2011, 03:03 AM) "Yeah. The Roc is indeed very sexy looking. I might be tempted to buy a Roc if it wasn't for the damn 2-door tax. Anyways, glad that you are happy with your ride." Not trying to pick a bone with you mate. And of course everyone is entitled to an opinion. Remember what I wrote after your reply? I have already given it a rest and understand that your original post could be easily misunderstood. However, I must defend my original position when challenged by another Forummer that seems to argue out of context and labeled me as a snobbish Nazi. I found your tone rather condescending though, which is what prompted me to respond. But to be fair I was pretty rude too. So let's put it to rest. |
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Aug 26 2011, 08:55 PM
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QUOTE(sonictheory @ Aug 26 2011, 02:15 PM) btw anyone gone stage 1 in TSI? any experience? that SA poison me to go for remap. saying remapping with them, warranty will stay. and will gain around 40-50hp, price around 3k+..looks tempting, but is it worth it? or might aswell go for stock GTI? Which SA is this??? 3k Sounds totally worth it to me man. 40 - 50 hp is around the same increase as APR and other remaps. |
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Aug 27 2011, 09:33 PM
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QUOTE(Boy96 @ Aug 27 2011, 08:09 PM) In love with the new Volkswagen Polo GTI, I mean which other cars out there have these features Yeah man the spec sheet is surprisingly generous. I wasn't expecting a sunroof and 17' Detroits.http://my.volkswagen.com/vwcms/master_publ...i/features.html for less than RM140000, even the Golf TSi kalah with this Polo. Only thing I can say to defend my Golf TSI is that it's bigger and more comfortable... but not quite as fast |
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Aug 28 2011, 11:38 AM
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QUOTE(ben83 @ Aug 28 2011, 01:23 AM) MY SA offered me a VIP ticket today (but test drive already fully booked) but after hearing the delivery will be at least early next year, I called off my plan to Sepang. VW is getting snobbish, this I do agree. Despite so many complaint on their service centers, yet so many people flock to buy their cars despite no additional promotion on discount and etc specials. Can you justify your statement a little more? What exactly makes VW snobbish? Is it because they can only deliver early next year? If so I don't think it's fair to blame VWM for that, they have no control over vehicle production output.My experience with VW so far has been excellent, from the first time I walked into their show room to the first time I stepped into the service center. Only complaint is they take a little too long to service your car. |
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Aug 29 2011, 06:08 PM
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QUOTE(seancorr @ Aug 29 2011, 01:52 AM) Wow finally one good reply from a owner of a VW in Malaysia. I wonder what u paid them to have this kind of service Wow I wonder how much spare time you have to spend all this energy complaining about VWM. And double wow, you don't even own one? My experience has been good so far. I don't work for VGM. I'm just happy with my purchase. So chill out. Life's too short to be a hater Added on August 29, 2011, 6:27 pm QUOTE(ben83 @ Aug 28 2011, 06:11 PM) Sadly such wonderful experience of yours did not experienced by myself as well as many more members in this thread. Rule of thumb in business: unhappy buyers will always make more noise than happy buyers. And on the bolded part, that alone without improvement for almost a year now is not VGM fault? Remember on early 2011 GTI buyers ended up not able to get the SE version? In addition the Polo GTI test drive for VIP only, all this are not good enough being justified as being snobbish? And many of the so-called "snobbish" things you say about VGM are simply normal business decisions. If they were so forthcoming about the GTI SE, who would have bought the normal GTI? They had to finish their stock. If the Polo GTI is so limited in stock, why should they waste their time giving EVERYONE a test drive? They'll have plenty of time to go mass market when their stocks improve, and they can actually meet the demand. I do agree on the service though. They should definitely do something about service turnover times. And have more courtesy cars. This post has been edited by omichael: Aug 29 2011, 06:34 PM |
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Aug 30 2011, 11:01 AM
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QUOTE(seancorr @ Aug 30 2011, 04:03 AM) If u see my other topic on this forum I was surveying 2 brands mainly VW or Pug but after seeing all the mayhem VWM is causing to owners like ben83 I think I know very well to stay away from VW for my next vehicle purchase. I drop by this topic to read about how the VWM owners are doing with their cars but people like omichael with their fanboy-ism ain't helping my survey at all. Thanks a lot bro With all due disrespect, take your unconstructive whining and stick it where the sun don't shine bro.You say you want to know how VWM owners are doing with their car, then when I tell you I'm happy you imply I'm some kind of tool. In other words you just want to hear the bad stuff. So good luck with your Pug, I'm sure it won't give you any problems at all This post has been edited by omichael: Aug 30 2011, 11:05 AM |
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Aug 30 2011, 11:13 AM
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Aug 30 2011, 10:06 PM
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Aug 30 2011, 10:29 PM
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QUOTE(k_hok @ Aug 30 2011, 11:48 AM) Am eyeing on a 1 year old second hand GTi, with APR Stage 1, can anyone advise how would the VMG / Service Center look at the warranty of this car with the stage 1 mod??? Standard answer to this question is it depends on your relationship with the service center/service advisor. Some people's warranties get burned, some don't.But to be extra safe you might wanna go back to APR and ask them to remove the remap whenever you want to make a warranty claim. If I'm not mistaken they'll do this and reinstall for free as many times as you like. |
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Aug 31 2011, 04:04 PM
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QUOTE(Venom_Blue @ Aug 31 2011, 03:57 PM) broleo ni kacau la I recently bought an RCD510 and installed it myself. The voided warranty is not only on the player, but on anything that the SC can justify is related to the player.hehehe, i'm going to take an afternoon nap.. when i wake up, can give u an answer d. haha so warranty will void for only the player, rite? A few weeks back I had some rattling noises in my dashboard, and sent it to SC. They told me that since I have changed my player, it's possible that the rattling is related to that. And that by right, they can refuse my warranty claim for the dashboard. But in the end they did it anyway. So it all depends on how you can sweet talk them |
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Aug 31 2011, 04:14 PM
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QUOTE(Yan @ Aug 31 2011, 04:08 PM) as with all mods lah .. dun touch major parts shud b ok.. small accessories and outlook i'm sure can kaotim... if they wanna b strict u chge wheels or upgrade to 18" oso void... coz handling, bracking, suspension, all they can always say u mess with the weight etc... so as the saying goes... wanna mod.. jgn takut... takut.. jgan mod .. Well now that Wearnes is offering official aftermarket accessories, no need to be takut anymore. I'm calling them tomorrow to find out prices and what they offer. But something tells me their prices are gonna be jacked up sky high... |
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Useless fact of the day:
In Argentina, VW still produces and sells the Golf MK4 http://www.volkswagen.com.ar/ar/es/models/golf.html |
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QUOTE(andy_heartless @ Sep 9 2011, 07:54 PM) Hmm i wouldn't want to wait that long. If in december or january 2012 maybe is still ok but march/april? Oh no. Maybe i'll just go for the standard golf gti n change the rim n the light myself later. If i want to buy the standard golf gti, how long would i have to wait after booking? Someone mentioned there's ready stock for 2010 GTI at RM16k discount. A pretty good deal if you don't mind a car that's been collecting dust in a warehouse for nearly 2 years. |
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