Volkswagen GTI: Prices Paid & Buying Experience

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What is this discussion about? Volkswagen GTI, Coupe, Hatchback

#295 of 332 Looking to buy a new 2010 GTI by cjohngroove

Jun 13, 2010 (4:59 pm)

Hey everyone,
 
After long last, I have decided to bite the bullet and treat myself to a new car. My current search has led me to the 2010 VW GTI, and after having the opportunity to go on the road with one the other day, I am about 95% sure I want one. The only thing I'm uncertain about is the pricing and if I can reasonably push for any lower. Currently I'm looking at the following:
 
-2-door, cloth interior
-DSG
-Sunroof
-Bluetooth & Mats
 
I'm being priced $25.9K with another ~$1.8K or so TTL.
 
I'd appreciate any thoughts and hopefully looking forward to being a GTI owner!

#296 of 332 Re: Looking to buy a new 2010 GTI [cjohngroove] by jayrider

Jun 14, 2010 (10:14 am)

Replying to: cjohngroove (Jun 13, 2010 4:59 pm)
Overstock says you can get $2200 off your gti around my zip code. Check around yours.

#297 of 332 Re: Looking to buy a new 2010 GTI [jayrider] by micosilver

Jun 16, 2010 (4:27 pm)

Replying to: jayrider (Jun 14, 2010 10:14 am)
Overstock is not selling cars, same as Zag.com, Costco or Edmunds. They do sell your information to as many dealers as they can, hoping that dealers will drop prices competing with each other, while each one pays a fee to the referring site.

#298 of 332 Anyone in seattle area who bought a GTI recently? by angti

Jun 21, 2010 (4:30 pm)

The deal i am getting is $26,000 (plus tax&lic.) for 4dr, DSG, 18" Detroit, Rubber Mat Kit, Bluetooth. It's supposedly $360 above invoice. What do you think?

#299 of 332 MY 2010 GTI DSG Deal by benzserviceguy

Jun 26, 2010 (2:22 pm)

Hey all:
  
Here is the deal I just got for my brother in law:
  
2010 2 door GTI with DSG tranz in United Grey Metalic
18" Detroit rims with summer tires
Sunroof
GTI mat kit
Bluetooth
  
MSRP: $27,629.00
Cap Cost: $25,813.00 = $349 BELOW Invoice
Factory Invoice (according to True Car: $26,162.00)
  
Leased for 36 months with 15K year.
MF was .00185 (My BIL is credit challenged) = 4.44% Interest
  
Put 2K down which broke down as follows:
Acq fee: $625
Doc fee: $55.00
Tire fee: $9.00
Registration fee: $388
1st payment: $432.00
Cap cost reduction: $450.00
  
Mo payment with Cali (LA county taxes) = $431.60
  
Got it from LIVINGSTON VW in Woodland Hills, CA from the Internet dept. Very professional and very easy to deal with. Highly recommended
  
And just like bds231 said:
  
The dealers will tell you limited supply, no one wants to trade, that price is not feasable, etc etc etc
IT'S ALL CRAP!!
  
Do your research, walk in with a price you are willing to pay. Either they accept the deal or you walk and go to the next store!
  
Good luck all and happy driving!!

#300 of 332 Re: MY 2010 GTI DSG Deal [benzserviceguy] by jayrider

Jun 26, 2010 (2:56 pm)

Replying to: benzserviceguy (Jun 26, 2010 2:22 pm)
Sounds like a great deal. I do wonder why folks sign leases which exceed the mileage allowed under warranty. You will be responsible for tires - brakes - parts that will go to the next owner. Of course if you lease and then buy -- that makes some sense. Just a friendly question.

#301 of 332 Lease by ral2167

Jun 26, 2010 (5:23 pm)

Replying to: jayrider (Jun 26, 2010 2:56 pm)
The thing is-- I leased a 2006 jetta-- 15k a year-- 3 years, and I didn't have to pay a dime when i returned it even tho the warranty only went to 36K. Do the oil changes-- rotate the tires-- don't drive like a maniac-- try not to have to park as close to the store as you can (door dings), and you'll do fine.

#302 of 332 Re: MY 2010 GTI DSG Deal [jayrider] by benzserviceguy

Jun 27, 2010 (5:08 pm)

Replying to: jayrider (Jun 26, 2010 2:56 pm)
JAY:
 
I mentioned that to him and told him that if ANYTHING went wrong after the 36mo/36K warranty expired, it would be on his dime. That is why I tried to convince him, to choose another manufacturer that has a 48mo/50K but he was DEADSET on the GTI.
To each his own.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink!

#303 of 332 Re: MY 2010 GTI DSG Deal [benzserviceguy] by jayrider

Jun 27, 2010 (5:29 pm)

Replying to: benzserviceguy (Jun 27, 2010 5:08 pm)
I don't care how careful you drive---45k miles will need a set of tires at 40k and the next driver will benefit. In addition vw has cleverly left the major service for 40k miles -- just outside the warranty. Change all filters-oil-spark plugs-transmission fluid and filter etc. If you get out of the dealer for less than $600 consider yourself lucky. Add a set of tires and you've paid a nice price for a car you soon won't own. Of course if you stay at 39999k miles the major service is on them.

#304 of 332 Re: MY 2010 GTI DSG Deal [benzserviceguy] by geosam

Jun 27, 2010 (5:37 pm)

Replying to: benzserviceguy (Jun 27, 2010 5:08 pm)
"That is why I tried to convince him, to choose another manufacturer that has a 48mo/50K but he was DEADSET on the GTI. "
 
So for 3 years you drive around in your #2 choice because , maybe, there was a 10% chance that something might have gone wrong with the GTI. I don't think so.
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