In the UK they want 915 pounds (IIRC) more than their standard 18" Cadiz. They also charge a premium for Oryx white.
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19" petoria wheels in Canada from Factory
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In the UK they want 915 pounds (IIRC) more than their standard 18" Cadiz. They also charge a premium for Oryx white.
Andro1
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Saw silver one with with these wheels at the dealer. Am I the only one on here that like 19' Cadiz style over these? Did not like them when I saw them in person, looks a bit simplistic IMO. Glad I got the Cadiz)
Misfit_MKR
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45k!? Hoooooolly shaat.. I'm glad I got my DCC/Nav for 35k out the door.
codespyder
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Welcome to the world of Canadian MSRPs
Misfit_MKR
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Craaaaazy.. I guess this is one of the rare moments unfortunately to be part of the U.S.
Andro1
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I believe R is actually cheaper in Canada, when you consider Canadian dollar vs US exchange rate. And more options to boot. One of those rare instances where it is a better options/value in Canada
nprofitt
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So basically you're saying you purchased your brand new DCC / NAV (and driver's assistance) Golf R for 32K before tax, title, doc, etc?
Seems like a bit of a stretch
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Misfit_MKR
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Trade in with my 12 Golf R, Down payment.. out the door at 35k flat [emoji41]So basically you're saying you purchased your brand new DCC / NAV (and driver's assistance) Golf R for 32K before tax, title, doc, etc?
Seems like a bit of a stretch
MonkeyMD
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Soooooo....
I get the 25 year import rule, and it was mainly a safety regulation thing and if you wanted to import something, you would have to go through crash testing, lighting and bumper compliance etc.
But being that the golf r has already gone thorough all that and Canadian and US cars are identical for all intents and purposes, could you buy one in Canada and bring it here or would the vin be a giveaway?
I get the 25 year import rule, and it was mainly a safety regulation thing and if you wanted to import something, you would have to go through crash testing, lighting and bumper compliance etc.
But being that the golf r has already gone thorough all that and Canadian and US cars are identical for all intents and purposes, could you buy one in Canada and bring it here or would the vin be a giveaway?
sphereman1
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Misfit_MKR
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Probably have to pay some sort of transport price for allowing it in the us