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#94 of 285 Incentives and rebates by steve_ HOST Sep 03, 2004 (10:53 am)
They are offering 0% in my zip code for the gas models:   Incentives and rebates   Steve, Host
#95 of 285 Re: V6 Base in Chicago - $32.5K - Good price? [wetwillie] by panzer Sep 03, 2004 (12:34 pm)
Replying to: wetwillie (Sep 03, 2004 7:54 am) That price is good. Both options are worth it, in my opinion. I have the v6, xenons, stereo, air suspension and pp2. Took off the roof rack. The air suspension is cool, particularly if you go off road, but by no means is it necessary. The xenons are great outside the city, particularly for old man eyes. I would have been happier with the perforated leatherette, but in order to get power seats and a few other niceties, pp2 and leather had to be ordered. The leather is non perf'd and hot. In 10k miles, there are times that I wished it had a bit more power off the line, but I have never had embarassing or unsafe moments. Forget dicing through city traffic. Power on the highway is never a problem. The car cruises in complete comfort at whatever speed you like, including way over the speed limit. The v8 has no problem with accelleration. However, it uses much more gas and has a kind of touchy gas pedal. In our area, the only used Touaregs are V8's. Go figure. By the way, I operate at 5500 to 11000 feet of elevation. Average mileage so far is 18.3mpg.   As far as resale, I'm not too worried. Overall, the truck is of very high quality and a treat to drive on any surface. What's a few thousand dollars if you are driving the car you really wanted? There is a price for driving something that does not appeal to the masses. I am not interested in an RX330. When it came out this winter, there were at least 6 in my immediate neighborhood within the month. They are perfect for people that are not car enthusiasts. Consumer Reports is for those people. I personally think they are a chicken doo doo organization. Look at their ganging up on Isuzu and Suzuki, but leaving Ford, GM and Chrysler alone on SUV rollovers. I don't believe there's any substantial difference in rollover propensity for any of those SUV's, circa 1995. I've driven them all and lived with many of them.
#96 of 285 Re: V6 Base in Chicago - $32.5K - Good price? [wetwillie] by elemint Sep 05, 2004 (1:38 pm)
Replying to: wetwillie (Sep 03, 2004 7:54 am) Stay away from the V-6 T-reg. Consumer Reports just tested one and they liked everything but the anemic acceleration.   Are you nuts? There is not a car made today that does not have enough acceleration! Just another bogus upgrade to empty your wallet. In this day and age the V8 should not even be available. BTW all suvs should have diesels available with a tax rebate. Replies to this message: wetwillie (Sep 05, 2004 4:24 pm)
#97 of 285 Re: V6 Base in Chicago - $32.5K - Good price? [elemint] by wetwillie Sep 05, 2004 (4:24 pm)
Replying to: elemint (Sep 05, 2004 1:38 pm) "Are you nuts?" Umm, I didn't write the article, Consumer Reports did - as I clearly stated.   "There is not a car made today that does not have enough acceleration!" First off the T-reg is not a CAR, it is a 3 ton SUV. With what criteria is the rest of your statement based on? Your own?   " In this day and age the V8 should not even be available." Maybe on your planet choices are not allowed, on this one we can actually choose what suits are needs the best! Amazing, huh?.   "Just another bogus upgrade to empty your wallet" Another of your value judgments. This is a T-reg forum. If your worried about your wallet and tax rebates, you're in the wrong forum.
#98 of 285 Re: V6 Base in Chicago - $32.5K - Good price? [hcw8161] by ps113 Sep 05, 2004 (6:10 pm)
Replying to: hcw8161 (Sep 02, 2004 4:42 pm) Was it "outdoor" price, including state tax and paperwork expenses?
#99 of 285 2005 differences? by dogsambam Sep 06, 2004 (2:43 pm)
Does anyone know what will be different with the 2005 Touareg? Replies to this message: panzer (Sep 08, 2004 12:53 pm)
#100 of 285 Re: V6 Base in Chicago - $32.5K - Good price? [hcw8161] by billwat Sep 07, 2004 (9:42 pm)
Replying to: hcw8161 (Sep 02, 2004 4:42 pm) I'm in the market for a Toureg like yours. Your price sounds good. Could you provide me with dealer name? Tks. BW
#101 of 285 Re: 2005 differences? [dogsambam] by panzer Sep 08, 2004 (12:53 pm)
Replying to: dogsambam (Sep 06, 2004 2:43 pm) As reported previously, I think VW is adding about 20hp to the v6 and bundling options together into 5 packages instead of allowing pick and choose.
#103 of 285 ANYBODY GET 500 BELOW INVOICE by bonafice Sep 15, 2004 (9:41 am)
Hi all,   im looking to buy a v8, wondering if anyone has been able to get one for 3500 below invoice?   thanks Replies to this message: dviolagis (Sep 23, 2004 7:19 pm) dogsambam (Sep 24, 2004 6:28 am) grindstone (Sep 24, 2004 7:15 am) and 8 more... dviolagis (Sep 25, 2004 6:13 am)

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