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  • jules_winfield
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    i am sorry equate i have deleted all of my posts in ur thread because they were off-topic.

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  • equate975
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    Who is this jules_winfield that keeps shitting on my thread? I don't even see any of his posts other than quotes.

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    Also BTW, I currently personally own 3 VW's right now, technically 4 in a legal sense, and a BMW. Do I have a problem? lol

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  • kid325e
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    Nice purchase. GTi blacked out grill will look nice.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by TDE30
    It looks good with the Long Beaches. Being a 1.8T, it shouldn't be too difficult to sell if you throw it on Vortex or The Samba.
    That's what we thought. It's been for sale for 5 months now. I want @9k for it, being as rare as it is it should fetch around that. I don't want to trade it in on a new car b/c we will be leasing our next Jetta. OP any plans on rims?

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  • TDE30
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    It looks good with the Long Beaches. Being a 1.8T, it shouldn't be too difficult to sell if you throw it on Vortex or The Samba.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by jules_winfield
    ok i will delete my posts itt if TDE30 deletes 30 of his useless posts. shouldnt have to go back too far, maybe since 930 this morning.
    Why don't you extend the olive branch and delete your posts, then become an actual member of this forum instead of trolling around trying to start arguments.

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Originally posted by TDE30
    For a while there, I was ignoring him. Refer to post 16.

    What motor is the wagon of yours, 2.0 or 1.8T? They had a cool look to them.
    Mine is a 1.8t GLS. Nice and rare, and hard to sell.

    I can't buy a new car until we sell this one:(

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  • delatlanta1281
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    Seriously. SELF CLEANING. Ignore Jules and stay on topic.

    TD if you can't help but respond to EVERY post he makes maybe you should consider putting him on your ignore list... fighting with him in every thread isn't helping your status around here either. Just a heads up.
    I like the jetta, I believe I will be getting another one when we sell our old mkIV wagon. I saw the sport wagon here in ATL, it is bad ass. it has dual sunroofs, the front seat folds flat, and the styling is actually pretty cool.
    Last edited by delatlanta1281; 08-13-2008, 07:53 AM.

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by Jon325i
    Nope. Only models VW has confirmed for the US market are the Jetta sedan and Jetta Sportwagon (the latter to arrive about 2 months after the sedans show up at the dealers).

    They might - and I stress might - provide us a Rabbit TDI in the next generation (Mk VI) chassis. No official word though.

    Jon
    Eh, that's a shame. I have my doubts that they'll bring the MkVI Rabbit TDI over here, considering diesel is as expensive as it is and our nation's view of diesel-powered vehicles. A MkV Rabbit TDI manual would be peaches.

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  • Jon325i
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    Originally posted by TDE30
    Have they got a diesel Rabbit stateside yet? That's probably a DD that I would even consider.
    Nope. Only models VW has confirmed for the US market are the Jetta sedan and Jetta Sportwagon (the latter to arrive about 2 months after the sedans show up at the dealers).

    They might - and I stress might - provide us a Rabbit TDI in the next generation (Mk VI) chassis. No official word though.

    Jon

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  • TDE30
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    Originally posted by equate975
    Yeah thats cool, but NO ONE has rabbits lol. I wanted one, but theres only 3 in the major dealers I could find. All of them were $17.5k+


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    That rabbit is also a lease, where as I am buying.
    The dealer I got this jetta from is one of like 8 in MN, we have one of their "brother" dealers where I live, so it makes working with them a lot easier.
    Have they got a diesel Rabbit stateside yet? That's probably a DD that I would even consider.

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  • nando
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    nice girls car. my wife thinks jettas are cute. :p

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  • equate975
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    Originally posted by Jon325i
    You see V-Dub is doing another lease special? 2 door, 5 speed Rabbit with the 2.5L and Cold Weather Package for $189/mo. for 3 years with $2K due at signing (excluding tax, title, etc). Not a bad price considering you're getting a new car with warranty. In total, I estimate you'd shell out around $10K for those 3 years. Of course fuel and insurance are not factored in to that equation.

    Offer Linky:
    Find Volkswagen offers, deals, and incentives on new vehicles today. Explore financing, lease specials, and limited-time savings at a VW dealer near you.


    Jon
    Yeah thats cool, but NO ONE has rabbits lol. I wanted one, but theres only 3 in the major dealers I could find. All of them were $17.5k+


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    That rabbit is also a lease, where as I am buying.
    The dealer I got this jetta from is one of like 8 in MN, we have one of their "brother" dealers where I live, so it makes working with them a lot easier.

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  • E30_pilot
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    nice.

    Me and my coworker had a lil discussion about buying a new car.i love my e30 and he loves his crx but working at the dealership gets you tinking.

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  • Jon325i
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    Originally posted by Jean
    Oh man a 2.5 out of all the cars you could have bought for $16.5? j/k

    it will last 10 years easy, plus you did get a manual and it's a basic engine that will keep on going so...
    You see V-Dub is doing another lease special? 2 door, 5 speed Rabbit with the 2.5L and Cold Weather Package for $189/mo. for 3 years with $2K due at signing (excluding tax, title, etc). Not a bad price considering you're getting a new car with warranty. In total, I estimate you'd shell out around $10K for those 3 years. Of course fuel and insurance are not factored in to that equation.

    Offer Linky:
    Find Volkswagen offers, deals, and incentives on new vehicles today. Explore financing, lease specials, and limited-time savings at a VW dealer near you.


    Jon

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