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    Default trendline trim level – 19-08-2010,08:32 PM
    Hi,

    After having owned a mk2, a mk3 and 4 mk4's, I'm looking at buying my Dad's mk5 off him. It's a 2006 1.9 tdi, and looks like 'S' trim. However, on the data label in the boot it shows 'Trend' Can anyone shed any light on what a Trendline is?

    It does look fairly basic though, not even alloys!!
     
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    Default Re: trendline trim level – 19-08-2010,11:25 PM
    It's what the S is called in Europe. There's also the Comfortline and the Highline too.

    If it's got plastic wheels in the UK then it's an S.

    The 1.9 TDI Golf 5 is really nice, my mum's just bought one. So much more refined than my Polo!
     
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    Default Re: trendline trim level – 19-08-2010,11:38 PM
    hi mate the SE has auto wipers and auto headlights the S hasnt, the mk5 is great to drive and looks really good, id recommend getting one, mine makes me smile everytime i drive it

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    Default Re: trendline trim level – 20-08-2010,06:42 AM
    Nice one guys, cheers.

    I would've normally gone for the 140, this one is 105. It only has 30k on the clock and is mint so can't turn it down. Re-map on the cards.....
     
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    Default Re: trendline trim level – 20-08-2010,09:31 AM
    yes, go for a remap to 130BHP ish - you'll improve the fuel economy as well . . .
     
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