Pics of my daily driver
11-05-2007, 07:00 AM
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nice...friend of mine as an 06..no problems with it and it has about 9k on it. blk 4 door.
roomates 07 gti has had some issues...airbag light due to wiring under pass. seat and the radio randomly goes into bass like whoa mood...it can be remedied by a quick turn of the volume knob to zero. he has about the same milage.. oh someone ripped off his gti badge from the front
i always liked the white/black rubber accents
roomates 07 gti has had some issues...airbag light due to wiring under pass. seat and the radio randomly goes into bass like whoa mood...it can be remedied by a quick turn of the volume knob to zero. he has about the same milage.. oh someone ripped off his gti badge from the front
i always liked the white/black rubber accents
11-05-2007, 10:55 AM
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Im not saying urs will blow up i just like being a debbie downer. my best friend has a brand new gti 4 door white with oem body kit, it looks awesome. But he also had the bass problem and it ended up blowing itself, vw fixed that, and his maf sensor somehow scrambled itself.
11-05-2007, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by JonBoy,Nov 5 2007, 07:53 AM
Did you photoshop that picture of the Rabbit? There's a smudge next to the driver's side door on both the 3/4 front and side shot and the door looks severely misaligned (or open)...
didn't notice until you told me
11-06-2007, 06:43 PM
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Hatchbacks perfectly complement roadsters as the primary utility car. I enjoy having an 02 GTI and an 02 S2k. Still people doubt me that I can stuff so many things in the back of it with the rear seats folded down. Why do people assume that small efficiently designed cars cannot meet the needs of those without families? They certainly do in my case and yes I am a homeowner.
Anyway you made good choices for your personal fleet. White and White is nice especially with the contrasting body styles.
Anyway you made good choices for your personal fleet. White and White is nice especially with the contrasting body styles.
11-07-2007, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by gsolman,Nov 6 2007, 07:43 PM
Hatchbacks perfectly complement roadsters as the primary utility car. I enjoy having an 02 GTI and an 02 S2k. Still people doubt me that I can stuff so many things in the back of it with the rear seats folded down. Why do people assume that small efficiently designed cars cannot meet the needs of those without families? They certainly do in my case and yes I am a homeowner.
Anyway you made good choices for your personal fleet. White and White is nice especially with the contrasting body styles.
Anyway you made good choices for your personal fleet. White and White is nice especially with the contrasting body styles.
