Personally, I wouldn't pay the extra to lease a German car over any other. Yes, German cars are generally better, but you aren't going to benefit from the residual value and you have the warranty to cover any faults. I'd go for a focus or Astra over something like this. Just my opinion and not voting either way!

​you're NOT buying it

love my 1.6 TDi Golf, scandal or not ..

besides, the emissions cheat means we are paying cheaper tax then we should and our cars are chucking out more dirt then they are meant to, or that the cheat tests reported!

Tax will be going up soon anyway so we'll probs be paying on par as to what it should be

VW will survive this even though this is a massive breach of Customer trust.

Hopefully VW will clean up their act thoroughly as well as the emissions! :P

and that picture with the VW emissions passed tick

:smile::D:D:D:D:D:D

​lol...

Www.osv.co.uk from memory. But like I said wont be specific to just them, all lease companies will be offering similar deals

Usual car deal comments. Pile of pub talk rubbish.

Wrong - it is. My Work car (62 Plate 1.6 TDi Bluemotion Golf) has been recalled. Checked both on VW website using VIN number and mine is one thats affected. My work also received the recall notice. As ive already ordered my new car i aint too fussed.

​so why restrict people in lease if this is the case.
let them drive whatever anyone wants n needs even some will drive only 4k may be.
sure you don't understand lease so wonder n who cares.
be happy n go to sleep so you can dream.

I voted Hot, I spent most of the day considering it and decided to go for it only to find the NVS site says that solid colours are out of stock. More stock might be available on 3rd November. They have Metallic paint cars available - thats an extra £23.47/mth. I'll wait and see how much the new stock is.

Well done you are paying well over for the car you bought as we are paying £800 under cap on Passat,Bora, diesels,etc and 300 to 500 under on petrol because at the moment people don't want them(trust issues).Our prices will not change on this as we do not want this stock on our Forecourt, so it would go to auction.The only people still giving good deals on VW are VW. Hope you new purchase goes well though.

Extra discount per death by emissions caused?

If not, cold

Gotta be a joke, no one drives 5 million miles a year.

People moaning about the mileage, some people only do 5 - 10k a year so will suit them fine, I've just done a lease with 5000 miles a year but excess is charged at £62 per thousand miles so factor that in to your calculations and its still a good deal, if you bought the car and stick 25k a year on it that's also going to have a massive effect on the depreciation :smile:

Not a scandal, it is a gate

That sounds good from an ownership point of view, the emission controls wreck the engine in the long run,

Can't part ex as I have asked about this previously with this company unfortunately

My golf 1.6 TDI Match is effected. Don't do it.

That's because the French cars are in the garage getting repairs done or couldn't even make it off the drive.

A VW? A diesel? I'll stick with Renaults, German cars are well past their sell by dates now and are no longer anything special or more reliable.

If Toyota can survive their cars killing people, I'm pretty sure VW will survive this.

The sad thing is Rudolf Diesel designed his engine to run on veg oil, the first one used peanut oil. Don't put crap in the tank it won't come out the exhaust. Well-head distilled etc is feasable, just force the oil companies to sell cleaner fuel. Then engine manufacturers wouldn't have to deal so much with the mess.

Can we trust VW? No idea what else they are hiding ?

His point is this is a personal lease so you wouldn't own the car! So you don't have to worry about the second hand value! You just return it to the lease company!

i think OP didn't buy this neither you did.
so what is your point...

don't think so, personally.
5000k is a joke...

5k miles? Can I suggest a bicycle?!

I hired a Skoda rapid with the 1.6 tdi...... It was doing near on 70mpg!

I had the MK VI Golf Match and it's possibly the best car I've ever had in terms of enjoyment and comfort. I have an A4 now and I absolutely detest it.

It's just a shame VW insist on putting the absolute worst alloy wheels on the Mayct

Lots of opinion around VW diesels,
Does anyone actually know what VW have done ? Is it a simple EGR defeat,some creative DPF management, are they fiddling the emissions or just trying to maintain their reputation for reliability by bypassing some notoriously problematic exhaust components.?

My point was that they won't go bust, and it's irrelevant to this deal anyway.

I think people need to get a grip and their facts right
VW group won't be the only ones
1.6 and 2l are affected not just a software fix and they assure you won't lose performance
My 1.6 caddy will have new injectors and exhaust system components
There is talk of compensation also though not yet confirmed .

If vw are no better than Renault or Vauxhall etc why are there so many older vw group cars on the road compared to the other just as good cars? It's because it's a well deserved reputation in both cases .

Residuals have taken a slight almost non existent hit .

VW will survive they are one of the most cash rich car companies they may have to compete a bit more for business but that's no bad thing considering the dealer attitudes

I wonder what the true emissions are supposed to be? There's so much fraud to it even from the smallest stand point. You remove the software, the C02 is revised and you get a new tax band, or the cars are re mapped to meet the CO2 levels quoted and the mpg goes to the wall.

Just because it doesn't suit you doesn't mean it's not a good deal. I for one only do 4k miles per year as I live close to work.

But only 110 bhp, wouldn't bother myself

The Golf 1.6 TDi is not affected by the current scandal

same deposit and £113.79 a month for 10k miles

Profit is the important figure. ‎€10 billion last year, the scandal will wipe that out before the law suits and fines kick in.
Then you've got the stock price dropping which will take years to recover.

Any retuning to reduce the NOx will worsen the CO2 - and/or hobble performance.
The alternative Addblue urea fix is more effective but near impossible to retrofit.

Over 4k to rent a golf for 2 years. And I can only drive it 10k miles in that time. No thanks. Cold.

Surely a feature like this is only for use on motorways or uncrowded roads?

Very unlikely VW would be wiped out. What may happens is that a financial model working with banks using financial instruments will mitigate and eliminate this risk, namely, a fantastic technical solution would emerge, cars would be fixed, the existing huge base of cars around the world would get maintenance and service fees hyped in some years to come. Namely the 2010-2015 models would get costs paid for by pre-2010 customers and post 2015 customers. Ultimately the VW customers pay through the service pricing and repairs.

I don't know whether to go for this or the new Astra 1.6 ecoflex start stop, decisions decisons

I smell a rat

You have to remember the media are hyping this up as much as possible because it makes a great news story.

VAG are one of the largest car companies in the world. Revenue last year was 202 billion euros with assets worth a further 351 billion. They've set aside an initial 6.5 billion euros in the wake of this scandal, and have the ability to set aside much much more if needed.

And don't forget - this is a short term lease. You don't own the car so it's residuals are effectively irrelevant to you. So in my opinion snap up a deal on a brilliant car now, before everyone forgets about this issue and moves on!

i am using one ,same 1.6 5tdi and this deal seems cheaper... Car is good and on avg i get about 65 mpg in city...All options like parking sensor ,digital audio all are there... My extra miles is only 5 p and this is better since if we dont use 10k in a yr ,it will lapse...

Good I can replace my MK VI 1.4 Golf with a Mk VII. To be honest though I really like the Audi A3 interior much more, so a cheap A3 sounds good to me.

Yes agre the US will use it to damage as many foriegn car producers as posible. But European emission laws are more lax and it will be harder to instigate court cases for losses in Euorpe. I would expect the loss to VW to be a lot less in Europe than in the US.

Real cost to VW wil be in reputation damage and lack of r&d spend for future cars; expect the competition to produce more advanced vehicles in the mid to long term. Then VW will be left playing catch up and may never to do until they fade away like Saab...

Likewise, but looking for a GTD next time...

Only diesels that are affected are the 2.0 TDI engines from 2009-2015
VAG has set aside around £8 Billion for compensation and remedial solutions.
You'll be fine with this.

Not so, a P/X valuation on my petrol Passat, which was valued 2 weeks ago by the dealer, has gone up by nearly £300 in that short a time as demand has actually increased on the 2nd hand market for VW petrol models via the dealer network.

We might, but those with valid lawsuits won't. VW have a long way to go yet.

hot, does any one have a real life pic or interior

As commented above steer clear of all Diesel VW at the moment and be careful of the petrols secondhand prices are well below GMFV at the moment and will stay that way for a while. Where this company will be in 2 or 3 yrs no one knows but be aware you take a risk in the immediate future buying VW. The law suits are going to cost them a fortune and they may have to buy back into the market later by reducing prices or enhancing customer deals which hurt a buyer or owner now then.

Only came here for the comments but they're not as good as I was expecting

We have the 2 litre GTD, great, quick car and clear of the recent scandal, highly recommend it.

​indeed, VW and other companies have survived scandals in the past.

What's the web address for this please?

5k pa ....cold

Then it was configured to do that - there are settings of how close you want the car to get / keep and how aggressive it is or isn't with the braking and acceleration. That's all.

The radar cruise control on the Golf is good, makes for a relaxing drive.

I think most VW owners will not bother with the fix; ok apart from green party members and Guardian readers.... :stuck_out_tongue:. If however VW force the 'fix' i.e. de-tuning, to be installed e.g. at service time then there are going to be some even more p***** off VW owners....

What about prices on petrol models, I bought a 2011 Passat 1.8TSi in February, prices down or are petrol vehicles not affected.

Agreed. The engine size is only relevant to its maximum power - not its designated power.
Remember F1 cars now run a 1.6 engine....!

got an email in this morning. Suspect all lease companies will be doing the same deal though.

Hi,
Volkswagen have released these only this week (WC 26th Oct 2015) ! See list below.

We are currently accessing vehicles with monthly prices way below the traditional 'main dealer' market place. The reason this week is despite VW producing some of the best made vehicles out there, the recent press storm has forced them to release offers like those below to us, and us able to offer them to you. Manufacturers release them in small numbers to companies like ours to ease production pressure at their end without disrupting the main dealerships and their traditional european vehicle sales structure. To have our packages explained more clearly or reserve a vehicle please call (T. 01903 331966). or reply to this email and we will respond immediately.
Also If the vehicle you are looking for is not in this list, let us know and we can send you an alert immediately when something that matches your requirements comes up or simply reply to this email with your exact requirements or call us on 01903 331966 and we will take the details over the phone.

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VW Tiguan 2.0 TDi EDTN 2WD BMT - Cruise Control-Keyless Entry-Navigation-18"Alloys 5,000 £2500 23 YES YES £79.99

VW Golf 5dr 1.6TDi 110 Match 5,000 £2500 23 YES YES £79.99

Nissan Juke 1.6 Visia 6,000 £2000 23 YES YES £79.99

Mercedes E220 SE Auto Saloon 4dr Includes Navigation and Leather 10,000 £3000 23 YES YES (POA) £169.99

Mercedes SLK 250D Cabriolet SE Automatic 10,000 £3000 23 YES YES £199.99

Audi A6 2.0 TDI SE Saloon Including Navigation and Leather 5,000 £3000 23 YES YES £169.99

Mercedes A180 D SE 10,000 £2500 23 YES YES £179.99





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​i tested 2l diesel with dsg. hi spec one. I prefer my Kia Ceed and Ford Focus i was driving. Even Civic was better in my opinion. numb steering for me. kia and for are more direct.

VW must be desperate. They are doing a VW Tiguan 2.0 TDi EDTN 2WD BMT - Cruise Control-Keyless Entry-Navigation-18"Alloys for the same price!

A 1.6 Tdi with only 110bhp seems a bit underpowered to me, especially for a golf?! I'm sure it's pretty good on the fuel economy and such though, a good deal if that's the sort of car you're after.

My local chimney sweep now offers to clean these.

Cracking deal

​Good? That's bloody fantastic for 5000 miles a month. :-)

Each to their own. I felt that the interiors were significantly improved on previous versions and the onboard computer/screen was great. Combined with decent driving (2 litre TDI) gave a solid all round offering. Depends what you compare with I suppose.

Exactly.... Same as with Toyota a few years ago

This works out cheaper than many other cars of this size, regardless of marque. A similar spec ford focus deal is around £5400 for the 2 year term;

http://www.nationalvehiclesolutions.co.uk/Ford-FOCUS-HATCHBACK-1.6-TDCi-115-Zetec-S-Navigation-5dr-Personal-Lease/41682

Is this really a 19k car?

Does anyone know if you can part ex as a deposit?

Could be the best driving car in the world, still wouldn't have one. Don't like the image.

Great value for a £19k car. Not a Golf fan myself, but good if that's what you're after.

Personally, I wouldn't pay the extra to lease a German car over any other. Yes, German cars are generally better, but you aren't going to benefit from the residual value and you have the warranty to cover any faults. I'd go for a focus or Astra over something like this. Just my opinion and not voting either way!

works our roughly £165 a month for 5000 miles ...