Leftover GTI VR6

What, with 0% financing, is a reasonable cash price? Dealer has had
one--dark grey, cloth--for months.

Have VR6 Jetta that I like very much. Is 200 hp engine significantly
faster/smoother/etc. Any reliability issues?

Thanks.

>What, with 0% financing, is a reasonable cash price?

Depends on total options. Does it have the premium package? Anything else?
Check Edmunds.com and get the invoice price.

>Have VR6 Jetta that I like very much. Is 200 hp engine significantly
>faster/smoother/etc. Any reliability issues?

Faster than what? Does your Jetta have the 174Hp VR6? I have a 2002 GTI 1.8T,
5-Speed. Car and Driver's 0-60 time was 6.5, the VR6 GTI was slightly slower,
about 6.7, mostly owning to the added weight. But it has no turbo lag and
combined with the extra power it had faster accleration "in-gear" and better
passing times. It's also slightly quicker in the quarter mile.
Steve Grauman

I'd give my left testicle for one again.....



"John Bottonari" > wrote in message
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> What, with 0% financing, is a reasonable cash price? Dealer has had
> one--dark grey, cloth--for months.
>
> Have VR6 Jetta that I like very much. Is 200 hp engine significantly
> faster/smoother/etc. Any reliability issues?
>
> Thanks.
>

John Bottonari wrote:

> What, with 0% financing, is a reasonable cash price? Dealer has had
> one--dark grey, cloth--for months.
>
> Have VR6 Jetta that I like very much. Is 200 hp engine significantly
> faster/smoother/etc. Any reliability issues?
>
> Thanks.

'04s have and "either or" incentive package available from vw....either
you take the cash back around 2000 bucks or the 0%....that car has a
gross profit of around 1500 bucks available to the dealer....how much do
you want to allow him to make?