Most dealers that participated in the past are participating now. A quick email to the partner program will point you in the direction of a dealer that helps. They reply quickly and, if you give them the VIN, they'll give you the invoice price.
All of the European cars experiencing those problems are 2020 and 2021 models. The 2022 when its gets here, while a first year car for US, they will still have had a while to sort problems out before the car comes stateside.
Yes and no. While "our" 2022 has been around in Europe, VW and BMW has learned the hard way that there are significant issues with bringing cars to the US and the differences is gasoline quality and emissions can cause problems, so the first year of any car in the US can have issues.
Best I am at in ca, seem to be about 20 autobahn models within 150 miles of me all in the Bay Area, is just over 36 before ttl
I went for the mk7.5 mainly because I can’t stand full touch controls. Not horrible with the multifunction steering wheel but still prefer knobs and buttons. Also hate the way it looks. Don’t mind the golf r and depending on prices may trade my 2021 in for one a year or so down the road. Only other replacement I am considering is the next RS3. That is contingent on getting a promotion I am expecting.
Congratulations.
What was the sale price?
Maybe they said it “sold” to justify their other prices by saying, “we sold a used beetle for $49k”, we are in line with market demand”
As much as I dislike Beetles, that is one nice looking car
