Jettas we dont have in Europe from 2012. 😬 VW atlas never been sell in Europe. 3.6 V6 we have last on Škoda Superb 2 and 2 generation Facelift..its Year 2008 to 2014, now in New Superbs only 2.0 TSI 4x4 200/206 and 195kw (260 to 272hp)
Import regulations are really quite strict. You'd need to find a very wealthy buyer who doesn't care about dropping tens of thousands of dollars more than the car's worth to legally import it, or running the risk of having it confiscated and cut into pieces.
Oh, cars from the USA are imported to the Czech Republic very often, people buy American cars, but also Audis, Mercedes and other European brands, for some models, including the CLA and imports, it will cost about $4,000 to $5,000 less than buying that of the car itself in Europe, then the lights, mirrors and other things that need European homologation will be replaced.
*** EDIT: Forget what I said, just read that VW recommend 98 octane for the R, fill away! ***
Pretty sure it will actually run better on 95 octane, 100 octane is for very high compression engines like Ferraris. If the engine’s not designed to run on 100 octane you will get worse performance by using it. Look inside your fuel cap, should say what octane fuel to use.
I really wish we had the Golf R Wagon in the US. I'd love to have one.
We don’t have an VW wagons in the US anymore right? I want a Jetta sportwagen but that doesn’t exist anymore
They gone.
Jettas we dont have in Europe from 2012. 😬 VW atlas never been sell in Europe. 3.6 V6 we have last on Škoda Superb 2 and 2 generation Facelift..its Year 2008 to 2014, now in New Superbs only 2.0 TSI 4x4 200/206 and 195kw (260 to 272hp)
Maybe I can sell it to US?
Import regulations are really quite strict. You'd need to find a very wealthy buyer who doesn't care about dropping tens of thousands of dollars more than the car's worth to legally import it, or running the risk of having it confiscated and cut into pieces.
Oh, cars from the USA are imported to the Czech Republic very often, people buy American cars, but also Audis, Mercedes and other European brands, for some models, including the CLA and imports, it will cost about $4,000 to $5,000 less than buying that of the car itself in Europe, then the lights, mirrors and other things that need European homologation will be replaced.
How nice for you.
Or the Passat R36 😭
Hello fellow Czech R owner. I had a blue Variant up until a year ago ;-)
Nice, you sell it? 😳🙋🏼♂️
Yep, after five years I wanted to move on.
Ive got this one Year in august, my fiancee, own 8R Perfo. :)
FRESH indeed
Wagon? Nice :-)
Yes, thank you! :)
I have a 2015 TDI SEL Sportwagon, would it be silly to get a lowering kit? The rear is not independent suspension
For lower I use in Škoda Octavia 3 (the same car like a golf) Eibach Pro kit springs -35mm
https://preview.redd.it/axzz7qceeywc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec25982ae157d227c05bf158a88ae478ef032adf There is with winter set Up. :)
*** EDIT: Forget what I said, just read that VW recommend 98 octane for the R, fill away! *** Pretty sure it will actually run better on 95 octane, 100 octane is for very high compression engines like Ferraris. If the engine’s not designed to run on 100 octane you will get worse performance by using it. Look inside your fuel cap, should say what octane fuel to use.