What do I do...............do I sell my vRS ?

[mluton]

My dads lease on his current motor which he has had from new has run out, he has now ordered his new motor.

He has the oportunity to buy it off the lease company for a small £6800. Its a bargain.

2005 (54 Plate)
VW Passat 1.9 TDI highline (PD130) Estate
88,000 Miles
Full VW Service History and Cam Belt just been done.

Ive just bought a house so these savings would be great over mine.
Cheaper Insurance
Its a Diesel

Other thing is I cant afford anymore towards a car, so do you think getting £6800 for mine would be tough.http://www.briskoda.net/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif

Car:
2004 (53) Octavia vRS in Red 56,000 miles
Styling:
2 x BRISKODA.net stickers
2 x chippeduk.com Stickers
Performance:
208 BHP & 220.9 lbs Torque
Options:
Cruise Control
Xenon Headlights + Headlight Protectors + Headlight Washers
Reverse Parking Sensors
Modifications:
Carbonio Cold Air Induction Kit (Awesome GTI)
Forge 007 Diverter Valve (Awesome GTI)
Remapped (208 BHP) (Chipped UK)
KVW100
Aero Wipers
Delocked
VRS Group Buy Centre Caps
Service History:
20k Variable Service (Skoda)
38K Variable Service + Brake fluid change (Skoda)
54K Cambelt & Waterpump + Aircon Clean & Recharge (Awesome GTI)
55K Fixed Service (Awesome GTI)
Maintanance:
New ARB & ARB Bushes (Skoda)
2 months Tax
11 Months MOT

[greg123]

Yes, I think it would be tough to get that much. The top of the range L&K 2004 I see for less than that at the right place. But I also think the Passat would be a better car, though I prefer the transverse engine and suspension, more efficient, direct & less 'wandery' than the passat. 130 pd chips to 180 no probs and feels VERY swift.

Greg.

[mluton]

Made the decision to keep mine and leave the Passat.

A great motor though.