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Handed a CASE letter to VW today! Blog updates.


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yeah i don't even think you should come close to a VAG car in your lifetime.

 

A3 sedan looks not bad but the hatch is better simply cos the wheelbase is actually longer than the A3 sedan. U actually got more leg room.

 

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Not few inches la. I have a few files that I have kept the service chits. Probably 2 cm think. Don’t big cannon

 

wa someone dislike my post

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hmmm. Thanks for correcting me.

But this information was on a video car review and my friend who owns a 2014 A3 HB said the HB has better legroom than the sedan. 

 

It's been FL since then?

 

 

1300x551_NeMo_A3_Limo_Side.jpg

 

1300x551_NeMo_A3_SB_Side.jpg

 

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Your vw also 5 yrs warranty? Look what happened!

aiyoh, that is a consideration to me, don't want o feel the DSG again,flawed application

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aiyoh, that is a consideration to me, don't want o feel the DSG again,flawed application

 

well as we all know, the wet clutch is quite robust.

 

So if given a choice, marry the sister that has a better genes. But the DNA of the services ( in-law) will still give you a bitter taste if you visit the workshop, Just that if you dont visit the in law often , whats there not to like.?

 

Why dont spend a bit more and get the skoda vRS?

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well as we all know, the wet clutch is quite robust.

 

So if given a choice, marry the sister that has a better genes. But the DNA of the services ( in-law) will still give you a bitter taste if you visit the workshop, Just that if you dont visit the in law often , whats there not to like.?

 

Why dont spend a bit more and get the skoda vRS?

 

haha, I was offered to buy a skoda in my last week visit to VW, application is quite robust, car is far more heavier thatn VW.  that said, I told the sales manager, that I have owned the people cars and I be considering in the near future

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Supercharged

countdown begins, starting to miss my VW....

 

post a picture b4 handover to end this epic saga

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countdown begins, starting to miss my VW....

No need to miss la, get rid of the junk VW and start anew, in case you miss the hmm dry clutch, u can always rent a A3 through Audi on demand app. I tried the A3 cabriolet yesterday and enjoyed it .

 

Always look ahead and don’t look back .

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she was a good ride....

 

pity reliability isn't there

I believe what you face is the same as Singapore Zoo today, they love Inuka , but age is catching up and putting the bear to sleep is the most thoughtful thing to do.

 

Life is such , sometimes have to make tough choices .

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Just like mod don't scared, scared don't mod. Buy don't scared, scared don't buy. For me is Honda city. Ironically I've gotten a freed instead n it's i-dcd trans. Anyway, cars just aren't for keep given our car ownership scheme here. Drive till warranty up n it's time to move on, carless or not.

but when breakdown middle of road, the cost is not just repair cost (which is the only thing warranty covers)

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Hey everybody

 

Was doing some maths and cost-benefit in my mind

 

Was previously looking at the A3. Cost 113000. DP 16k. Monthly 1200

 

Now bought city - cost 93000. DP 22k. Monthly 1037.

 

Based on cost and specs. Which will u guys buy and dispose after 5 yrs ownership?

 

Stupid or make sense

Oops u bot city. Good. Rear space good, rear AC vents gooder, rear tweeters goodest! If only I went to kahmotor earlier..
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Just like mod don't scared, scared don't mod. Buy don't scared, scared don't buy. For me is Honda city. Ironically I've gotten a freed instead n it's i-dcd trans. Anyway, cars just aren't for keep given our car ownership scheme here. Drive till warranty up n it's time to move on, carless or not.

Cost of inconvenience

wghat is I-DCD transmission

I believe what you face is the same as Singapore Zoo today, they love Inuka , but age is catching up and putting the bear to sleep is the most thoughtful thing to do.

 

Life is such , sometimes have to make tough choices .

 

...heiz....

 

double heiz

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wghat is I-DCD transmission

 

 

...heiz....

 

double heiz

Intelligent dual clutch drive. Though I found Jap tuning doesn't judder as much, or maybe e way I control my accel. Changing of gears may not b as instant as vw, thus hopefully will last significantly longer. Drive is reasonably smooth for e 10mths / 18k km of ownership.
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Intelligent dual clutch drive. Though I found Jap tuning doesn't judder as much, or maybe e way I control my accel. Changing of gears may not b as instant as vw, thus hopefully will last significantly longer. Drive is reasonably smooth for e 10mths / 18k km of ownership.

DSG?

no judder?

 

only one dsg I see no judder is the Mercedes units, super wet DSG, 9 li of Gb oil

 

 

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Twincharged

DSG?

no judder?

 

only one dsg I see no judder is the Mercedes units, super wet DSG, 9 li of Gb oil

 

while that is true, super duper laggy

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while that is true, super duper laggy

hybrid? with electric motor in the middle?

 

I test the b-class, found that the gearshift is laggy than the Vw, but I would trade that for reliability, I have not seen any complaints on the DSG on the merc.  anyone has seen any?

 

btw, 6 more days to handover...

 

dekit season starts this weekend, going for 1 last car wash

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