mileage pls and how's the maintenance cost. my dad might be interested lols

cash is king.

Bro, correction:

VW Genting Kelang is move to jln Gombak.

In the compound n stor, banyak VW cars parked. Sekian.

They might void the warranty if u change the number plate yourself.

I wonder why the owners never collectively sue vw malaysia for improper business conduct. Daylight robbery some more.

Malaysians not educated enough?

not bad ma..got repairers quote and their own quote for due diligence.
I wonder who's the repairer?

they do but they forgive them lol

https://www.facebook.com/Vw-Dsg-7-Defects-C...06447496142735/

go Jalan Pasar can get high quality ones for less than rm20. all those connectors included.

so what ???

you expect every tom dick and hairy can be claim under warranty ???

walau must be good car until so many people wanna steal.

cant imagine the price gap is 300X but void warranty so what to do? do or songlap

This post has been edited by Gion: May 22 2016, 01:30 PM

oi you can reads or not?

it clearly state there
RM3.3k for bumper
the bonnet RM3.8k
and RM300 to reset error code.

don't mislead ppl pls. thanks you
wakakaka

my god car repair bumper cost RM 1k

you car is cheap poorfag low class car.
this is high class upscale upstate nice to drive car.

is only for conti people who can afford to pay and drive in luxury liao

ok

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Peugeot is very popular in Spain... which, guess what, has hot weather. Much hotter than Malaysia.

VW engines are decent to drive, and quite powerful for their size, but the fuel consumption... I only got 550 km out of a full tank (had to fill in 50 liters...), and I was mostly doing 160, sometimes 200. Going light on the accelerator.

One thing though... avoid the DSG. Their manual boxes have improved a lot and are good fun these days. No need to worry about rolling back down a hill... just activate the auto hold function, and it will hold the brakes for you until you roll forward. VW needs to bring in manual models... they are nothing like the crappy Japanese manual gearboxes you learn to drive on. Easy to use, fun, ...

This post has been edited by kadajawi: May 22 2016, 02:54 PM

Would be nice to be paid 300 to push a button.

When the fuel gauge got stuck in my Citroen they wanted to change many things, though they knew only one cheap part was causing the issue. Ended up not getting it fixed (Citroen only sells the needed part as part of a big kit...).

I wouldn't be surprised if they'd change the whole harness in Germany, but I doubt it would cost so much.