[fatjoez]

Originally Posted by Bimmer-Bob

Clearly the R32 has it's supporters on this thread, but I just think that a grown man driving around in a "hot hatch" isn't going to be taken seriously. Put it this way: would you rather take a girl out in an R32 or a 128i? A client?

I swear you or someone else has said this comment before because it's like a copy of a comment i read ages ago on this forum..



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To the author.

Forget the R32

Look @ the brand new VW Golf GTI. Starting at $23,664.

Practically same performance as the old R32, minus the 4WD but who cares.

http://www.vw.com/gti/en/us/

You'd be dumb to go for the 128i or R32

[domobrown]

Originally Posted by fatjoez

I swear you or someone else has said this comment before because it's like a copy of a comment i read ages ago on this forum..



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To the author.

Forget the R32

Look @ the brand new VW Golf GTI. Starting at $23,664.

Practically same performance as the old R32, minus the 4WD but who cares.

http://www.vw.com/gti/en/us/

You'd be dumb to go for the 128i or R32

The dumb thing to do is buy a FWD GTI when you can have an AWD R32 for the winter. He lives in the Northeast

[Raja Ventureshield]

i like them both but the R32 is something i would get since it's got the kewl DSG tranny and 4wd.

[fatjoez]

well in that case.. Golf R's not in america(?) sooo R32 it is i suppose.

That said. Dude if he's considering a 128i I don't think he'd be worse off with a 2010 GTI...

Originally Posted by domobrown

The dumb thing to do is buy a FWD GTI when you can have an AWD R32 for the winter. He lives in the Northeast

[S2Krazzee]

Why dont you consider a s2k or a older S4's instead.