Volkswagen Golf R32 Review - The best value for money?

[@LBthecarguy]

One of the best sounding cars in my opinion I’ve just uploaded my first video of my my mk6 gti but yours is definitely more up my street 👍

[@TimLemonn]

Make sure to test drive a few - they vary so much in quality based on how they’ve been looked after. I’ve got a 5 door manual, love it!

[@turbosful]

A good video, Owned mine about 7 years and used daily. Happy with it.

[@FastestCaveman]

They really are great!

[@BigBossinStyle]

Really great to see creators talking about wise financial decisions instead of bankrupting themselves buying dream cars 👌🏾👊🏾

[@FastestCaveman]

@@BigBossinStyle thank you for the kind words 🙏🏼

[@mikeehagues3511]

Awesome car, I got my 2007 on Airlift sweet mod.

[@FastestCaveman]

I'm sure it sits pretty!

[@jonathonbrett-qn1ic]

Golf mk5 R32 great car It will only increase in value Great video

[@FastestCaveman]

@@jonathonbrett-qn1ic thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I know I can improve on a lot of areas but I was a bit caught for time. Thanks for the feedback!

[@isyahmed5549]

Best sounding r32 v6 i own 2 myself... 1 for weekend use... 1 stored away

[@Curtbaz7]

Great video mate! Big improvement

[@FastestCaveman]

Glad you think so! Much appreciated 🙏🏼

[@brownie321]

Great video man, do you know much about Japan imports, in terms of the value of them compared to UK R32's as I know Audi S3 japan imports are valued less

[@dubway89]

I bought my Japanese import R32 4 months ago, £12750 with 61k mileage. Absolutely rust free and so clean. Finished in deep pearl blue too 💙

[@brownie321]

@ Nice man! I’ve got my eye on a few jap imports and hoping to buy soon 🔥

[@kanedawong]

is road tax lower on the imports?

[@dubway89]

@kanedawong not sure but 56 plate is lower tax band is about 360 a year

[@FastestCaveman]

Thank you! I don't usually deal in imports but generally the Jap imports are cleaner. This is if the car itself is genuine as a I know a lot of older cars can be clocked fairly easily to check the history. They tend to be cleaner due to the lack of salt on their roads hence less corrosion on the cars underside which can become a massive issue in the long run. Price wise, Jap imports tend to be more expensive for the Japanese car brands because there's a genuine reason for import. The rule of thumb otherwise is that imports usually command about £1,500 less than a UK based equivalent for non-Jap brands. It can however also be cheaper to tax, the internals on Jap cars for the Jap brands are usually stronger but beware insurance premiums can be a little higher. Thanks for the support!