My family got too big for our 2016 GTI so I went for an Accord 2.0t Touring. Not exactly as much fun as the GTI was but it is quick and understated while providing cavernous interior room. 

Back in June I bought a leftover 2018 Accord Touring 2.0t for $8,000 off and that was their initial offer when i inquired on the price. I also have a 2018 Pilot, so I’m out of the new car game for at least 10 years. 

I just got my leftover 2018 Touring 2.0 with an MSRP of $36,690 and $4,500 in dealer add ons for $29,500

I traded my 2016 GTI SE 6spd with performance package, lighting package, and dynamic chassis control for a leftover 2018 Accord Touring 2.0t and have no regrets. The Accord is faster than the GTI, gets great mileage, has adaptive dampers and my family of 4 can actually fit in it comfortably for long trips. The 10spd…

4th gen camaro came to mind when I first saw the front

Since we will only get the GTI and R, a digital dash makes sense.

<iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/ete9HLBYGmXIY" width="480" height="270" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/edbassmastershow-cmt-the-ed-bassmaster-show-look-at-this-car-ete9HLBYGmXIY">via GIPHY</a></p>

The one thing you will find that you don’t like is that short trips in brutal winter weather are very, very cold

Someone is a regular Car Lounge visitor

With twenty-two burritos, but times are rough
I seen her in the back of Taco Bell with handcuffs

I live in Vermont, so IDGAF about Canadian syrup

Exactly. My ‘11 TDI is paid off. I would like to sell it back to VW in February of ‘17, when the registration runs out. At that point, I will have owned the car 70 months and 72k miles all for $6,000 (purchase price + interest - buyback). I bought a ‘16 GTI in august at 20% off MSRP to replace it. Once I apply my VW…

Call me crazy, but I bought a new GTI to replce our golf TDI once its gone. The golf fit our needs so I couldn’t pass up a GTI at MY16 year end pricing.

Hudson. My kids actual name.

Ask VigorousZX over here http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php…-into-a-jumbo-sized-sports-car-VZX-content

I will be selling ours back. We are in pretty good shape. We have a 2011 golf that is paid off. We purchased it for $25,500 and spent $1,600 in interest for financing. It looks like our buyback figure is $20,387. $7,100 to use a car for 5.5 years and 70,000 miles is pretty good to me.

Probably. But I don’t know as I can’t stand to watch the new version at all.

I like the VT plates on it. Never seen the car up here though