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  1. Volkswagen has been hard at work readying its electric ID. R race car for its Nurburgring record attempt. The German manufacturer has set sights on the 1,341bhp NIO EP9’s 6:45.90 time, which is currently the best lap ever recorded by an electric vehicle. Using its ID. R which demolished the record at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb last year, Volkswagen has developed some new parts to optimise the race car for use on The Green Hell. One of the big changes given to the car is a new rear wing that works similarly to Formula 1 car. At the touch of a button, the driver will be able to open up an element of the rear wing which will reduce downforce by approximately 20 per cent and lower the car’s drag, not unlike the Drag Reduction System (DRS) found in a Formula 1 car. Other new aerodynamic elements include a new floor and a new front splitter to better deal with the denser air at the Nurburgring as compared to the old Pikes Peak configured parts.
  2. Thank you to MCF for picking me as a winner for the lucky draw to drive the Golf GTI for a weekend. Selected the available weekend slot from VCS, Fri to Mon. Met Amanda from VCS at 2pm on Fri to collect the car. Signed the agreement form and proceeded to take delivery of the car. Amanda gave me a very detailed brief of the car from exterior to interior, it was like I bought a brand new car. She handed the car over with full tank of fuel and there is no top-up required by me. And I was also surprised that VCS allowed me to drive the car to Malaysia. However I was not able to due to commitments in SG, attending NDP preview. First look at the Golf GTI exterior, it was stunning, looks big. Mine is white colour. The distinctive red GTI line across the front from head lamp to head lamp stands out, typical of the GTI heritage. The LED headlight and DRS was so beautiful, I liked it. The rest of the body was similar to the rest of the Golf cars. The rear lamps was nothing different to me. And this Golf GTI comes with front sunroof, thou I am not a fan of sunroofs.
  3. It has been 45 years since Volkswagen commenced production of the Golf and more than 35 million units have been sold worldwide since. The Golf, which is also its best-selling model ever, is in its seventh generation now. The Golf Mk1 started production on 29th of March 1974 at Volkswagen's plant in Wolfsburg and was designed as the replacement of the iconic Beetle. It was an instant hit with buyers and just two years later, in October 1976, the German company sold its one millionth example. Fast forward to today's seventh generation, Volkswagen reckons that on average, someone is buying a new Golf every 41 seconds, every day, without interruption, for 45 years now. This year is likely to see the debut of the new eighth generation of the Golf. Information found on the web suggests that the car will debut around September at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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    The new VW Golf GTI Mk8

    Volkswagen might be on the cusp of the electric car revolution, but it’s painfully aware it needs the new 2019 Golf range to be a smash hit for those not yet ready to take the EV plunge. And its halo car - the venerable VW Golf GTI - is returning for its eighth iteration with a mission to tempt hot hatches to stay loyal to the genre. Carmagazine UK has some inside scoops on the long awaited hothatch. Not everybody likes the front end, which strikes some as looking like a sad face. But chief designer Klaus Bischoff tells me he’s confident that when you see it on the move you’ll be struck by its freshness and presence. His CEO Herbert Diess nods in agreement. And you can be sure that the GTI will look sharper and more purposeful than more mainstream versions, which is the way it’s been since the first Golf GTI appeared in 1976. Expect the traditional red interior accents and chequered upholstery as well as the strong horizontal lines on the front. New 2019 VW Golf GTI: When the Golf Mk8 arrives, there will be many permutations of engine, transmission and spec, but they’ll all have five doors, as the Golf has not been immune to the global loss of interest in three-door hatches. At the top of the Golf range there will be three distinct versions: GTI GTI Cup Golf R VW Golf GTI performance specs The regular Golf GTI returns with its familiar 2.0-litre turbo four now making 232bhp. It comes with a six-speed manual gearbox or, as a cost option, a seven-speed DSG twin-clutch auto. Expect a 0-62mph time of 6.1sec, aided by a marginally lower weight and a more slippery body. Top speed is restricted to 155mph. The GTI Cup is a new addition to the line-up of go-faster Golfs. Inspired by the TCR derivative of the Mk7, it’s the sportiest Golf by a clear margin. It boasts the wildest aero kit, the lowest ride height, the fattest wheels and the biggest brakes, plus a diff lock. The power output is a reassuring 286bhp, and the maximum torque of 273lb ft is on tap from 1600 to 4300rpm. Optionally, you can pay to have the top speed limiter chip removed, buying you 166mph. The new 2020 VW Golf R The next VW Golf R is, again, powerful and composed – an uber-GTI with tidier road manners and a more comprehensive specification. It shares its 328bhp turbocharged 2.0-litre four with the forthcoming Arteon shooting brake. The peak torque of 295lb ft is distributed to all four wheels via the seven-speed DSG. Expect an acceleration time of 4.3sec and relatively frugal fuel consumption. A 48-volt system with mild hybrid technology should be available on all three high-end Golfs. Each model gets its own bumper graphics and cockpit treatment, and options including 20in wheels, larger-diameter cross-drilled sports brakes, lowered sports suspension with adaptive dampers, an Akrapovic exhaust and a blacked-out bodykit. Photos courtesy of: CAR magazine
  5. Following Skoda with it new Octavia, the new Jetta seems to be much larger than the existing model, and likely to hit close to 4.7m in length. Design wise, I am seeing hints of Audi (headlight), Honda (grille) Ford (C pillar) and Hyundai (taillight). Hopefully the car look better in metal, just like the current B8 Passat. Photos were rumored to be taken at VW Mexico manufacturing facilities. In case you still don't believe this is the new Jetta, but some other VW model for Brazil or China, here are some spy shots of the new Jetta taken earlier.
  6. here we go.. handed a CASE letter to VW MD today for non - rectification of my steering issue. lets see how it goes..
  7. Anyone can advise on recommended VW workshop? Got a 2nd hand Tiguan for 2 months and there's issues already. Pls advise. Thank you.
  8. Hi bros out there, is the Active Info Display A fully digital instrument cluster presents data and information about the vehicle directly in the cockpit via a 12.3-inch high-resolution display....really useful? The look so trendy...
  9. Hi Guys, I have a VW with a clicking noise, like a spring being pulled while the steering wheel is being turned. been into VW for the 6th time and was told that this is normal. they have relubed, replace the spring and the noise is still back after 1-2 weeks is this normal? or what could be wrong?
  10. Hi all, I do not know where to post this but can anyone advise me on a reliable VW workshop in Singapore for servicing other than authorised agent? I have a used 2010 Passat CC and thought maybe I should send it for servicing now. How often must the 6 speed DSG gearbox be serviced? Will be good if anyone can share any good parts/brands such as engine oil, filters, etc. for the servicing.
  11. Bonnet got scratched and small dent too Is quite deep This scratch is about 1 feet long If go for respray, will cost how much? If want the colour to be accurate, only can do at AD?
  12. Dear all, I am looking to extend the COE of my current car. After that, I intend to send it to a workshop to touch up minor paintwork chips and body dents to keep it looking fresh. Any workshops to recommend ?
  13. Was traveling along the CTE towards Ang Mo Kio yesterday evening at around 645pm at the third lane, i.e extreme left lane. The second car in front of me, a greenish silver BMW E90 with SGJ plate suddenly emitted a lot of white smoke from his exhaust and the effect was almost like a smoke bomb, enough to decrease visibility to almost zero across 3 lanes. The car in front me braked suddenly and I almost crashed into him, the thick white smoke also almost cause a chain collision on my right. Not angry or anything, but I hope the BMW driver's vehicle is ok and not too expensive to fix. The amount of white smoke emitted is really scary!
  14. Hi Guys, I've only owned Asian cars so far and recently feel like getting a conti car. May I know how much more does it cost to maintain a conti car say around the level of Golf GTI, C250 & X3? I'm ok with the purchase price but my friends are warning me that the real costs comes if after buying. Maintenance, parts replacements, repairs and the downtime at workshops; the frequency as well as waiting time for parts. So far I've owned a Corolla, Cefiro, Waja, Cerato, Stream and Wish. Cars never spent more than 1 night at workshops.
  15. Hi Anyone tried the above? How's the wet grip? Any idea the price for 18"
  16. 2006 Facelifted New Beetle - First Photos May 23, 2005 source: Volkswagen of America Volkswagen of America, Inc. revealed its
  17. If I bought a side stepper for my SUV. Any recommended place to get it install? Usually cost how much?
  18. Hi. Can any bro recommend a performance tuning (Stage 2) for Audi - in JB or any other parts of Johor? Going to sell off the car but wants to make sure the car is properly tuned for the next buyer. That's why I am kindof price sensitive. Thank you.
  19. Hi Members This thread mainly for VW Jetta comments... Happy reviews and contributions
  20. Experience Workshop to perform Service on VW vehicles to VW specifications on both engine and Transmission (both manual and automatic).
  21. Guten Tag (good day) everybody! I know June is usually a busy month for everyone. With the kids on their school holidays and mid-year appraisal coming up, there are tonnes of unfinished business left for all of you to do. Hang in there MCFers, we are excited that we have partnered with Volkswagen Singapore for this event. Buying a Volkswagen car in Singapore is easy. Volkswagen Singapore has specially curated a fleet of cars that is practical and economical for Singapore’s driving conditions. And they have one of the biggest ranges of car available for different needs. And this time round, we do away with the test drives and bring you guys inside the Volkswagen showroom to allow you to mingle with your buddies and at the same time understand more about special features and technology that a Volkswagen has, as well as the various parts that goes into the making of a Volkswagen, as presented by their highly-trained service team. And to give you a better understanding of your potential new cars, during the event, we are going to share with you some of our consumer’s favourite picks. Volkswagen Golf Volkswagen Passat If you are considering getting a Volkswagen as your first/next car purchase, you are in luck! We would like to invite you to join us for a wonderful event on 20th July 2017, 6 PM onwards at Volkswagen Showroom (S159934) . There will be dinner and lucky draw prizes to be won. Grand Prizes include official Volkswagen Merchandise and a 3D2N drive in a Volkswagen Tiguan (subject to T&C)! Registration Closed (Registration Fee of $12) MCF will return the registration fee in a form of $15 shopping voucher or grocery voucher on the event. Registration closes on 14 July. Event Schedule 1830 – Start of registration – Buffet dinner will be served 1915 – Brand and product introduction 1935 – Eco driving tips by SGCM 1950 – SGCM editorial’s talk – Nigel, SGCM senior automotive journalist 2000 – Volkswagen HangOut 2100 – Lucky draw and group photos 2115 – Option of test drives 2130 – End of event Volkswagen has also partnered with SAFRA to provide exclusive deals for SAFRA members! All SAFRA members who present a valid SAFRA card at the point of purchase will enjoy $1,500 off COE Category A cars, or $3,000 off COE Category B cars. This is above all other current promotions Terms & Conditions This thread is sponsored by Volkswagen Singapore. MCF team are managing and representing Volkswagen Singapore to participate in this thread. There will be a $12 registration fee once you have confirmed the event. This is strictly for confirming your attendance for this event. The participating party agrees to pay the registration fee when they confirm the event. Management of MCF will remunerate the registration fee in a form of shopping voucher or grocery voucher during the event. Grand prize of 3 days 2 nights test drive in Volkswagen Tiguan is subject to availability of vehicle. Dates of test drive will be on a Mon-Wed or Wed-Fri. Any post or comments that we deem are not related to the event will be removed without prior notice. We reserve the right to change, edit or delete the contents of this thread. All photos and videos taken during the event may be used for marketing purposes by both SGCM Pte Ltd & Volkswagen Singapore. Registration Closed
  22. Saw some nice mk5 golf gti in the used car market. Got a few with one owners. Just thinking if it’s worth to buy one and renew coe? Is the mk5 gti a difficult car to maintain? Especially the dsg gearbox. Do share your views pls. Thanks!
  23. Hi, My passat interior cloth is falling and sagging off. Seems like the glue has come off. Any lobang to fix it or anyway that can help change it ? Thanks for the help.
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