Koloss
Active member
So, I'll be upfront and say i have a problem keeping cars longterm. I'm 33 and have had 22 vehicles over the years. Having said that, i can't tell if what I'm feeling is my normal jump-ship attitude or just regular worry.
I have a 2015 GSW TDI 6MT S trim. I've done searches and there are no others for sale in the area. I paid $14.4 for it, CPO 2-year plus dieselgate warranties.
I love the mk7 platform. It's perfect for my lifestyle right now, specifically the wagons. I've like the TDIs torque, rarity, and fuel-efficiency. But man, its proving to be less than ideal in a northern winter. Remote Start? Nope. Heated seats? Nope. Warms up fast? Nope. Great traction? Mediocre. Etc. Basically, an Alltrack (or 4motion gsw) seems like the ticket. Most of what i love and features to dominate a MN winter.
Knowing the rarity of the specific model I have, what are your thoughts on posting for sale, seeing what bites, and going gas-awd after? I'd pay more upfront and monthly with gas costs but i don't think its be too huge of a difference.
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I have a 2015 GSW TDI 6MT S trim. I've done searches and there are no others for sale in the area. I paid $14.4 for it, CPO 2-year plus dieselgate warranties.
I love the mk7 platform. It's perfect for my lifestyle right now, specifically the wagons. I've like the TDIs torque, rarity, and fuel-efficiency. But man, its proving to be less than ideal in a northern winter. Remote Start? Nope. Heated seats? Nope. Warms up fast? Nope. Great traction? Mediocre. Etc. Basically, an Alltrack (or 4motion gsw) seems like the ticket. Most of what i love and features to dominate a MN winter.
Knowing the rarity of the specific model I have, what are your thoughts on posting for sale, seeing what bites, and going gas-awd after? I'd pay more upfront and monthly with gas costs but i don't think its be too huge of a difference.
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