Best interior by miles.
If only they could do a camper version!
If only they could do a camper version!
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Thanks, I like your side bars are they a VW part?
Very nice, makes me jelous 
If you are looking at mine the are the vw,s new sportlines bars with LEDS
https://www.t6forum.com/threads/led-sportline-sidebars.1008/
https://www.t6forum.com/threads/led-sportline-sidebars.1008/
Thanks, these look similar but without the lights
T6 Polished Stainless Steel 42mm Roof Bars & Sportline Sidebars SWB - Vee Dub Transporters
The sportlines ones are not Angled not round tho. They do them with out lights too
I love these, and a subtle touch on the retro theme without looking Naff
I looked into Alcantara when failing to try and get seats covers but was told they aren't durable enough for a camper (you have to stand on the seats quite often); a shame!
Think I found VWs inspiration.
Hi,
We just bought ours ex demo, 5k miles on the clock paid 38k for it, its a 204 model.
You need to play the game regarding PCP as it can save you thousands, in essence you need the newest with the lest miles for the best future value, you then need to haggle down the purchase price so the GAP (The amount financed with interest) is less
This is how lease companies can offer such cheap PCPs on cars sometimes.
VW Van centre Manchester were offering 10% off new bringing the cost down to around 43k inclusive but because the future value was not 5k better than the demo it was much higher on the PCP cost.
Its also worth bearing in mind that a new one would now cost 450 per year tax were as the ex demo (as its registered before March) is 185.
Hope that all makes some sense, in essence just do it you only live once, the amount of looks a Gen 6 gets is amazing not for an introvert lol
rule of thumb on PCP is 1k equals £25 per month
We just bought ours ex demo, 5k miles on the clock paid 38k for it, its a 204 model.
You need to play the game regarding PCP as it can save you thousands, in essence you need the newest with the lest miles for the best future value, you then need to haggle down the purchase price so the GAP (The amount financed with interest) is less
This is how lease companies can offer such cheap PCPs on cars sometimes.
VW Van centre Manchester were offering 10% off new bringing the cost down to around 43k inclusive but because the future value was not 5k better than the demo it was much higher on the PCP cost.
Its also worth bearing in mind that a new one would now cost 450 per year tax were as the ex demo (as its registered before March) is 185.
Hope that all makes some sense, in essence just do it you only live once, the amount of looks a Gen 6 gets is amazing not for an introvert lol
rule of thumb on PCP is 1k equals £25 per month
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I'm now in a dilemma. I've been offered a 150 Bhp with 50 miles pre reg on a 66 plate for £38k they've offered a lease purchase - not pcp with 6.9%.
Then there is a 204bhp with electric sliding doors and a bike rack for £39950 but has 6,000 miles on it. I will know in the morning Apr and costs etc but not sure which to go for...
I want to do a deal tomorrow.
The 150bhp dealer has given me £500 equity in my part exchange, the 204 hasn't priced it yet...
Then there is a 204bhp with electric sliding doors and a bike rack for £39950 but has 6,000 miles on it. I will know in the morning Apr and costs etc but not sure which to go for...
I want to do a deal tomorrow.
The 150bhp dealer has given me £500 equity in my part exchange, the 204 hasn't priced it yet...
I would be careful on the 150 what is yours now?
My wife had a Seat Alhambrha DSG with the 184 engine and she felt the 150 to be too slow, the 204 is widely different, its not so much the 0 to 60 but more the instant 0 to 10 where the real difference is with the smaller turbo so low down..
I had noticed that VW Van Centre Norwich has had there 204 for a while now could be worth a call?? where abouts are you and are you willing to travel.
Scunthorpe has a good one too, just remembered overall deal wise it was second best for me.. Marshalls they are called.
My wife had a Seat Alhambrha DSG with the 184 engine and she felt the 150 to be too slow, the 204 is widely different, its not so much the 0 to 60 but more the instant 0 to 10 where the real difference is with the smaller turbo so low down..
I had noticed that VW Van Centre Norwich has had there 204 for a while now could be worth a call?? where abouts are you and are you willing to travel.
Scunthorpe has a good one too, just remembered overall deal wise it was second best for me.. Marshalls they are called.
If it's any help if I'd seen the 150 BHP at the dealer I bought my Cali at I'd have bitten his hand off and save 5K to boot. TBH I found the 150 quiet fast enough, I'd hate to thiink what the 204 goes like.
204, 204, 204, 204.......go on you know you want to!
