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TBH, despite the claims made my VW in their advertising, I think 40-45mpg is about right for general mixture of commuting and occasional motorway cruising. In the 6200 the wife has done in hers, it's averaged about 45mpg with a high of 58mpg on a 150 mile trip down to Oxford. Honestly, if someone h...

AndyGTi wrote:Hey Wigit

Saw you again Tuesday can't believe I spotted you, this time on A34. Obviously the place to spot BlueGTs.

andy

i did spot you but the traffic meant i never got to catch up, i spotted a blue silk more door tonight heading south on A34 which got off at the A420 but i was in the 7R

its a bit spot the difference on the Blue GT, mine is a year old this week and done 18k and have to admit in no rush to replace and would probably wait for next gen

Hey Wigit, when I saw you that morning in mid March, did wonder what you'd done with alloys. Bet it looks great now. So is that a Golf R you have as well. That's some garage. As a general point saw another BlueGT today at A11 / A14 junction heading North. It was a nice new 14 reg. Andy Will look ev...

Hi Saw you this morning at roundabout on A43 just off M40 it was about 8.40am I gave you a wave. My car is one today, so he enjoyed seeing another BlueGT. Did you have winter tyres on? Andy Not been checking up on here but that was me on the winter steelies, I spotted another blue gt that week on s...

got mine from Eddie-NL on mk5 forum, mate installed it for me and no coding excellent piece of kit

put the alloys back on mine and car looks miles better, hoping to get the WRC R rear diffuser on this weekend, GT been neglected by the 7R recently

looks like DCC will be an option given the sport button, not as drastic as i feared and just using golf bits

Hi folks, I'm about to buy a new blue GT but just having second thoughts given the price. Is everyone still happy with there cars? I would like some reassurance that I'm doing the right thing. Currently drive Mk 5 Golf GTi with DSG, now looking for smaller more economical car. Your thoughts would b...

was filling up the Blue GT tonight at Sainsburys in Oxford and another Blue one pulls up behind me to do the same, not sure if owner is on here but also appeared to do the double take

Seems I have lost the Blue GT to my wife having only driven it for two miles in the last month, she seems to like pottering around in it and is loving the fuel economy and the proper Bluetooth integrated to the RCD and seems to be running well on the winters, she hated my 500 so testament to the car...

i'd be interested how they have managed to crack the MK7 GTI ecu as the big boys have been struggling or is it a piggy back ecu oddly not felt the need to map the Blue GT and curious how it will work with the cylinder deactivation and whether it is an edu out and i could do without the modified insu...

mine opens just the one door, what i need to enable is the auto lock as our golfs autolock after 10mph

well the Blue GT has now done 9,500 miles so had its first service today, no issues, when i took my alloys off the VW centres were a bit poor on the clip front, just swapped them and gave me the originals back as they said dealing with VW was a PITA given they had not removed them etc when i went to...

i got the 30k of servicing for £199 on mine so main dealer for the routine and main warranty work, anything else i use an independent i tend to keep cars 3 years or less and find main dealer stamp is what people ask for all be it in reality it means nothing as i find the index i use have a far bette...

i did a real mix of driver but in reality the GT is bettering my previous 500TA which you did have to drive like a saint

i will say after 5,000 miles things start to improve range wise