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Owning a 2004 Golf mk5 1.9 TDI with 380.000 km on the clock, everything works like new..... definitely none of those problems you stated and it's not like the car has nothing to go wrong It has the full option package, with almost every single feature you can find in today's luxury cars, like heated and electric seats, multi function steering wheel, Bi-zone automatic climate control, Bi-xenon automatic headlights with manual and automatic height adjustment and highway assist, multi function display in the cluster, multimedia touch screen, automatic wipers with rain sensibility adjustment, steering wheel with height and telescopic adjustment, parking assist with parking sensors and reversing camera, 8 airbags, seat belts with rotary pretensioner, automatic sunroof, heated and electric side mirrors, auto dimming centre mirror, occupants interior monitoring, rain auto closing, ABS, ASR , ESP and much more and guess what! everything still works like new after more than 12 years. My guess is most people don't know how to maintain their cars properly, and also the the US spec VWs are not very good which why I think you have all those problems.
Very good car, engine and equipment, I know a Golf 5 from 2.2005 with Limited Edition Equipment and 1.9 TDI BKC 105 HP engine that has traveled as much as 730000 km. The only major problem on it was the Camshaft, which broke down at 302,000 km. The equipment is very good and there are many accessories that are rare. The car was on a Taxi in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the roads were bad, and every day the Golf traveled 400 kilometers and drove a lot of passengers. At 6 o'clock in the morning he went to work, ending at 9 in the evening, he even knew once that he was running all day without shutting down the engine. The car is very good, the best generation of Golf (Mk5) after the legendary Golf Mk2. This Mk5 is still driving, without problems. Fuel in Bosnia and Herzegovina is bad, but that's not a problem for Golf. It was purchased as a used car in 2010 with 105000 km and started operating in Taxi in 2010 and ended with Taxi on 5.5.2018. Equipped with Bi Xenon Headlights, Fog Lights, Headlight Sprayers, Parking Sensors, Beige Interior with Leather, Fridge in Every Box, Seat Heating, Large Board Computer, Multifunction Steering Wheel, 4x Electric Lift, Arm Rests, Electric Mirror Assembly, Heating rearview mirrors, Mirror mirrors, Factory Tinted Glass, Sunroof, RCD 300 with all options, light and rain sensors and more equipment.
I bought a 2007 Rabbit (US version of the Golf). I have the 2.5 L 5 cylinder engine and auto transmission. It has been reliable and fun to drive! Very good cars for the price!
@@brunodoesit If you have the auto/manual tiptronic transmission like mine, all you need to do is change the fluid and change it properly. Mine went from jerky to extremely smooth immediately.
Same I’ve had mine since 2016 it’s a Tdi mk5 2004 no problems except wear and tear done 30000 miles in it so far always look after my cars serviced each year etc
Update: i've changed timing belt and i had a turbo reconditioned. i think my clutch also need a change, i believe it has not been change since birth :)) 180.000 km now. good luck my friends.
I’m gonna buy one for my daughter. Most cars give trouble because people don’t service them properly. A lot of people are hard on cars and then blame the car! Modern cars are rubbish, I work in the trade and can’t believe how crap some brands are.
I had a MK5 Golf 2.0 FSI auto full option. Loved it!!! Except for the fact the transmission started to slip and jerk between shifts and it only had 125 000 km. It's a pitty
My Mk 5, 2008 Rabbit with the 2.5L 5-cylinder, 170 hp engine and Tiptronic transmission have been wonderful with no oil consumption or timing chain issues. All I've had to do is change fluids and replace the seal on the vacuum pump for the brake booster. Everything else is scheduled maintenance. It only has 150,000 miles on it, so it is too soon to tell how bad it is.
Issues I’ve had with my 2005 1.6L FSI were: uncomfortable bucket seats, leak of rainwater into the cabin, faulty window regulators, fogging headlights, glitchy sunroof. Apart from this it’s a good car for city driving.
Only problem I have here is foggy headlights- I can’t tell if it’s the headlight covers or the headlights themselves but they are unbelievably weak, probably won’t pass it’s MOT they’re that weak, how did you fix yours?
@@toplespecah666 Apart from the checks you do with every car, make sure the headlights are alright. And also the wheel arches. They tend to rust easily
I just picked up a 2007 Golf 2.0 SDI, the Non-Turbo Diesel, no rust, all the stuff in the interior works, same with the outside. Engine seems to run smooth and same thing applies to clutch, suspension is nice too, really no faults as of right now. Still a bit paranoid though 😂because most people don’t like the 2.0 and this will be my daily, but it tends to be issues the TDI, not the SDI, so hopefully I won’t be going bankrupt anytime soon.
Good review but also in Europe the golf 5 was produced in late 2004. The golf mk4 was produced untill 2004. My golf mk5 1.4 Fsi has a lot of problems from aging. Even at 48.000km I had to replace the electronic box that regulates the exhaust fumes. Common problem with this model. After 10 years central locking does not work anymore. Also both my side mirrors came loose. Luckily I saw it in time and could reglue them with special heat resistant loctite. No problems with my time-chain but had to be tightend after 170.000km because it was loose. Also around this time I had to replace the entire clutch system with a new one. Now I have the problem with the fexible piece under the engine that connects with the ecxaust because it's breaking wich means I have loss of power. Do you recommend replacing this and also a new exhaust?
Abs sensors go on any high mileage car so it's not really a common problem on it surely? Also I had a Polo with the same engine as the 1.4 petrol in the golf, mine hit 100k miles and took no oil at all! Good MPG too!
I'm interested in a 2008 petrol 1.4 TSI... is that year's model likely to be the twincharger you highlighted in red? Do you consider that to be a low-reliability engine?
Dude I have a 3 straight pipe side exit exaughst and it’s absolutely mental the way it sounds. Literally turns heads Becuase it sounds like a high performance car
i gotta rub the the 2.5 in your guys face a bit lol ive been driving a manual one for almost a decade minimal problems! i still want the scirocco though🤤
Pay attention to the timing chain which can be worn-rattling noise after cold or sometimes warm start, then there can be also carbon build up or worn turbocharger. Check for leaks, the engine have to be smooth on idle and it shouldn't make some strange noises. Also try to use mainly premium fuel becuse of the direct injection. If the previous owner took good care of it, and if the timing chain is ok-it is often worn around 62 000 mi, then it can be a good choice.
Včera jsem koupil Golf V 1.6 :) Spotřeba při velmi lehké noze - 7,5l/100 km Jinak celkem vysoko 9 litru/100 km - mesto + dalnice. Co může způsobit vyšší spotřebu? Je to starší vůz (2004). Díky za tipy
Príčin vysokej spotreby môže byt viacero, ako napr.: váha vzduchu, lambda sonda, sviečky, škrtiaca klapka, snímače teploty ale aj starý vzduchový filter alebo palivový filter.
Hi the 1.6 l petrol engine is a good choice and it's basically the most reliable choice from the petrol engines available in Europe, if you are from the US then the 2.5 l 5 cylinder petrol engine is also reliable enough
i have a gt tdi 170 bhp with dpf and its a nightmare then also have the 1.9tdi Match 105bhp that is an absolute trooper....Also both cars have leaky boot problems so sure to check the wheel well when buyin a used mk5 ...other than described above theyre a sturdy tub lol
I recently bought a Volkswagen golf mk5 2008 1.4 manuel. After buying I discovered that going into the 3th gear is difficult en most of the time I need to give it a second chance to get it right. What can be the issue?
I have a 2007 GT sport TDi 170bhp since 2010 so has it for good 10years and had no issues at all apart from DPF as I don’t drive it much on the motorway(highway) which is easily sorted when you just get onto the motorway drive it for 15-20mins at 50mhp on 3rd gear... so this guy talks shit... if you maintain your car and look after it then it will look after you xxxxx
Exactly, i have the same car from new to this day, and apart from a factory recall for a couple of things, the BMN engine has been totally reliable, as has the DSG gearbox. It gets regular maintainence and oil/filters like any vehicle.
Hi i do have golf 5 1.6 FSI with DSG transmission the problem is when the car cold is the transmission it's perfect but after 20 to 30 min driving it's start shifting hardly with unnormal saunds and if i let the car rest for 10 to 15 min it's start shifting normal again till the transmission get hot again then the same problem?? do you have any advice for me please thanks a lot
Don't forget about the oil your motor uses oil because they put the Rings in backwards the intercoolers take out to be replaced cuz if Plastics on the end your radiator as plexus plastic on the ends they break they blow out how about your cam follower and the list goes on and on
They are not great cars. I got a 2004 1600 fsi. 90000 miles. Spent about a grand so far on it because it's second hand and old. I never get another one. !!! Wish I got something else, well a motorbike. I now got a noise somewhere underneath. Sounds awful like the suspension is all loose but it's not. I've looked all underneath , swaybar, rods etc. Had recent mot, new ball joint and coil spring fitted .. Nothing loose. But can hear something very loose. All suspension seems solid with no exesiv movement. Steering is ok.
Loved golf but couldnt understand the rabbit name as a kid. Later learned that was another name for it. But since the mk5 strictly went by either rabbit or gti in US i was like wtf. You go from mk4 golf to mk5 rabbit uhh not the same car or name?!? Anyway they made them from 05 to 08 for the 06 to 09 model years for america. There was nothing prior only overseas.
the 1.6 l petrol engine is a good choice and it is reliable -the engine should be smooth on idle without strange noises -The car should ride smoothly whitout some vibrations or strange noises -Also check the paintjob-it should look the same on all the body panels -change the coolant and brake fluid after 2 years/or after buying -the car should have regular maintance history too
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different car review is it better than a c class w203 , c220 wagon(estate)?
Every time I think about buying a used car and find a review on DCR, I realise I should buy a bicycle 😂
😂😂😂 True...
No that’s gay
Owning a 2004 Golf mk5 1.9 TDI with 380.000 km on the clock, everything works like new..... definitely none of those problems you stated and it's not like the car has nothing to go wrong It has the full option package, with almost every single feature you can find in today's luxury cars, like heated and electric seats, multi function steering wheel, Bi-zone automatic climate control, Bi-xenon automatic headlights with manual and automatic height adjustment and highway assist, multi function display in the cluster, multimedia touch screen, automatic wipers with rain sensibility adjustment, steering wheel with height and telescopic adjustment, parking assist with parking sensors and reversing camera, 8 airbags, seat belts with rotary pretensioner, automatic sunroof, heated and electric side mirrors, auto dimming centre mirror, occupants interior monitoring, rain auto closing, ABS, ASR , ESP and much more and guess what! everything still works like new after more than 12 years.
My guess is most people don't know how to maintain their cars properly, and also the the US spec VWs are not very good which why I think you have all those problems.
Impressive mileage and equipment! And yes, you can avoid lots od issues if you treat/maintain the car like a normal human being.
Vwgolf usedcar
abd bach yes just bought a 05 diesel with 140 k miles/230k kms drives like new 56 mpg cost 1000 euro well built cars that last
Very good car, engine and equipment, I know a Golf 5 from 2.2005 with Limited Edition Equipment and 1.9 TDI BKC 105 HP engine that has traveled as much as 730000 km. The only major problem on it was the Camshaft, which broke down at 302,000 km. The equipment is very good and there are many accessories that are rare. The car was on a Taxi in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the roads were bad, and every day the Golf traveled 400 kilometers and drove a lot of passengers. At 6 o'clock in the morning he went to work, ending at 9 in the evening, he even knew once that he was running all day without shutting down the engine. The car is very good, the best generation of Golf (Mk5) after the legendary Golf Mk2. This Mk5 is still driving, without problems. Fuel in Bosnia and Herzegovina is bad, but that's not a problem for Golf. It was purchased as a used car in 2010 with 105000 km and started operating in Taxi in 2010 and ended with Taxi on 5.5.2018. Equipped with Bi Xenon Headlights, Fog Lights, Headlight Sprayers, Parking Sensors, Beige Interior with Leather, Fridge in Every Box, Seat Heating, Large Board Computer, Multifunction Steering Wheel, 4x Electric Lift, Arm Rests, Electric Mirror Assembly, Heating rearview mirrors, Mirror mirrors, Factory Tinted Glass, Sunroof, RCD 300 with all options, light and rain sensors and more equipment.
I bought a 2007 Rabbit (US version of the Golf). I have the 2.5 L 5 cylinder engine and auto transmission. It has been reliable and fun to drive! Very good cars for the price!
I got this two months ago too. Almost 200,000km. Lately the gear box has acted a a bit jerky when cold but so far no other issues.
I also have the Rabbit love it !
i just bought a 2007 rabbit w/ exactly 100k miles 4 days ago. Such an amazing car!!!
@@brunodoesit If you have the auto/manual tiptronic transmission like mine, all you need to do is change the fluid and change it properly. Mine went from jerky to extremely smooth immediately.
I have a 2.0 tdi BKD PD for 2 years and not a single problem. the car is from november 2004 :)
i had ik audi a3 2005 with the same engine (2.0 bkd) had a cracked cilinderhead (was consuming coolant) and mass flywheel was broken..... be aware
We have a 2006 volkswagen passat 2.0 tdi bkp for 9 years now car has done over 420000 kilomerters and the engine has never had problems
Same I’ve had mine since 2016 it’s a Tdi mk5 2004 no problems except wear and tear done 30000 miles in it so far always look after my cars serviced each year etc
Update: i've changed timing belt and i had a turbo reconditioned. i think my clutch also need a change, i believe it has not been change since birth :)) 180.000 km now. good luck my friends.
I’m gonna buy one for my daughter. Most cars give trouble because people don’t service them properly. A lot of people are hard on cars and then blame the car! Modern cars are rubbish, I work in the trade and can’t believe how crap some brands are.
Thank you for the Golf MK4 & 5 reviews, finding them so useful!
I had a MK5 Golf 2.0 FSI auto full option. Loved it!!! Except for the fact the transmission started to slip and jerk between shifts and it only had 125 000 km. It's a pitty
Yo!
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Wan't to buy used Mk5?don't worry,just run away like crazy from this video and you will be pritty much fine
Emsi why, there is some very sound advice here!
True, he basically repeats the same problems in every video
@@Turbokas1 So... the cars have the same problems, then? 🤔
Just normal wear and tear. You own a bmw you should understand
My Mk 5, 2008 Rabbit with the 2.5L 5-cylinder, 170 hp engine and Tiptronic transmission have been wonderful with no oil consumption or timing chain issues. All I've had to do is change fluids and replace the seal on the vacuum pump for the brake booster. Everything else is scheduled maintenance. It only has 150,000 miles on it, so it is too soon to tell how bad it is.
Issues I’ve had with my 2005 1.6L FSI were: uncomfortable bucket seats, leak of rainwater into the cabin, faulty window regulators, fogging headlights, glitchy sunroof. Apart from this it’s a good car for city driving.
Only problem I have here is foggy headlights- I can’t tell if it’s the headlight covers or the headlights themselves but they are unbelievably weak, probably won’t pass it’s MOT they’re that weak, how did you fix yours?
@@alexstewart612 leaking water is that true?
@@toplespecah666 nah never for me and it’s always pissing it down in Scotland
@@alexstewart612 so glad, i just take my mk5 1.6 fsi, 17.000km, what should i check?
@@toplespecah666 Apart from the checks you do with every car, make sure the headlights are alright. And also the wheel arches. They tend to rust easily
1.9 tdi is best, whatever u do dont buy the 2.0
Leslie Chow a
oops.... 12k in repairs later...
Leslie Chow 2.0 ist also a nice engine
Leslie Chow my dad has the 2L diesel it’s never broke down . Only the air con broke once since 2005 to 2018
Owais Hussain I mean.....my Flywheel, injectors, injector loom, DPF and Turbo did all break within 5 months of eachother
I just picked up a 2007 Golf 2.0 SDI, the Non-Turbo Diesel, no rust, all the stuff in the interior works, same with the outside.
Engine seems to run smooth and same thing applies to clutch, suspension is nice too, really no faults as of right now.
Still a bit paranoid though 😂because most people don’t like the 2.0 and this will be my daily, but it tends to be issues the TDI, not the SDI, so hopefully I won’t be going bankrupt anytime soon.
I hope you got a warning light on that tractor
I love the song at the start, sounds like Big Star. Thanks for the info!
Good review but also in Europe the golf 5 was produced in late 2004. The golf mk4 was produced untill 2004. My golf mk5 1.4 Fsi has a lot of problems from aging. Even at 48.000km I had to replace the electronic box that regulates the exhaust fumes. Common problem with this model. After 10 years central locking does not work anymore. Also both my side mirrors came loose. Luckily I saw it in time and could reglue them with special heat resistant loctite. No problems with my time-chain but had to be tightend after 170.000km because it was loose. Also around this time I had to replace the entire clutch system with a new one. Now I have the problem with the fexible piece under the engine that connects with the ecxaust because it's breaking wich means I have loss of power. Do you recommend replacing this and also a new exhaust?
your reviews are the best
Abs sensors go on any high mileage car so it's not really a common problem on it surely?
Also I had a Polo with the same engine as the 1.4 petrol in the golf, mine hit 100k miles and took no oil at all! Good MPG too!
I own a golf 5 FSI 1.4 2003, honestly its very reliable, probably because its mileage is super low for a 20 year old car.
Worth buying a VW golf GT 1.4 2007/8?
I love your list. It could probably be put against any car.
Exactly, every car will have issues especially second hand, it's a bit OTT
Ive got the 1.6 FSI
Then how is it?
you forgot the 2.5l i5?
Riley Snaps north america only man lol listen to his voice
I'm interested in a 2008 petrol 1.4 TSI... is that year's model likely to be the twincharger you highlighted in red? Do you consider that to be a low-reliability engine?
if you want petrol engine, go for natural aspirated. TSI it is knowned that it eats engine oil.
@@mxr50 thanks for the tip.
2.5 inline 5 was the best. Also that sound with an aftermarket exhaust 🤤
Dude I have a 3 straight pipe side exit exaughst and it’s absolutely mental the way it sounds. Literally turns heads Becuase it sounds like a high performance car
What about the 2.5 5 cylinder ? I'm thinking about buying a 2007 Rabbit .
Good engines
Is the 2.0 FSI reliable?
Waste of time. Better off saving a bit more and getting a GTI instead. If you don’t have the budget for that, get a 1.9 TDI.
i gotta rub the the 2.5 in your guys face a bit lol ive been driving a manual one for almost a decade minimal problems! i still want the scirocco though🤤
Am about to buy 2004 golf V 2.0 tdi. any opinion ?
Nice car but check electronic it has a lot problem with lights or tailgate
Should I buy a 2008 1.4 tsi it’s 13 years old but does have full service history
I am planning to buy 1.4 tsi version with 80000miliage 2007. How would be like? would it be good choice?
Pay attention to the timing chain which can be worn-rattling noise after cold or sometimes warm start, then there can be also carbon build up or worn turbocharger. Check for leaks, the engine have to be smooth on idle and it shouldn't make some strange noises. Also try to use mainly premium fuel becuse of the direct injection. If the previous owner took good care of it, and if the timing chain is ok-it is often worn around 62 000 mi, then it can be a good choice.
did you buy it
Thanks for a great video!
I am about to buy a used Golf V and I am looking for 1,6 petrol engine. Seems like the best solution...
áno, z ponuky benzínových motorov je 1.6 v podstate najmenej riziková volba
Včera jsem koupil Golf V 1.6 :)
Spotřeba při velmi lehké noze - 7,5l/100 km
Jinak celkem vysoko 9 litru/100 km - mesto + dalnice.
Co může způsobit vyšší spotřebu? Je to starší vůz (2004).
Díky za tipy
Príčin vysokej spotreby môže byt viacero, ako napr.: váha vzduchu, lambda sonda, sviečky, škrtiaca klapka, snímače teploty ale aj starý vzduchový filter alebo palivový filter.
V pátek jedu do servisu na rozvody a výměnu filtrů & oleje. Pak dám vědět...
Hi
the 1.6 l petrol engine is a good choice and it's basically the most reliable choice from the petrol engines available in Europe, if you are from the US then the 2.5 l 5 cylinder petrol engine is also reliable enough
Can u do the mk3 a class benz
i have a gt tdi 170 bhp with dpf and its a nightmare then also have the 1.9tdi Match 105bhp that is an absolute trooper....Also both cars have leaky boot
problems so sure to check the wheel well when buyin a used mk5 ...other than described above theyre a sturdy tub lol
i've got a 2.0 FSI wondering if i should invest in some sea foam fir carbon removal
I recently bought a Volkswagen golf mk5 2008 1.4 manuel. After buying I discovered that going into the 3th gear is difficult en most of the time I need to give it a second chance to get it right. What can be the issue?
What are common problems on r32...?
Sorry to ask 1.6 normal or FSI is the best in Petrol
1.6i better
VW Golf 5, 1.4 petrol, buy or not? I need an advice. Thanks! 😅
if its not trashed and if its the older 75 or 80 hp engine (not fsi) then its fine
buy 1.6i
At the time the Golf came out, it had a lot of standard features.
I want to buy a 2009 golf variant 2.0 Tdi 140 cp. is that a good engine? Help,please
I would personally not recommend this engine, the 1.9 TDI is a lot more reliable choice
Florin Pajero All 103 KW engines are unreliable
Who is better mk5 1.9 2007 or 2.0 tdi 2008?
please and what about the golf R32 MK5 ? with the 3.2 V6 engine ? any comments on this one ?
I have a 2007 GT sport TDi 170bhp since 2010 so has it for good 10years and had no issues at all apart from DPF as I don’t drive it much on the motorway(highway) which is easily sorted when you just get onto the motorway drive it for 15-20mins at 50mhp on 3rd gear... so this guy talks shit... if you maintain your car and look after it then it will look after you xxxxx
Exactly, i have the same car from new to this day, and apart from a factory recall for a couple of things, the BMN engine has been totally reliable, as has the DSG gearbox. It gets regular maintainence and oil/filters like any vehicle.
I still have exactly the same car, GT sport TDI, 2007, automatic, 125kw.
Did you had problems with oil consumption?
what should i look when a need to replace engine?
A new car buddy
Thank you very informative
19 years old mark5
np 20.ltr 16v gt tdi nice car
Just got 2.0 fsi 2005 golf GT , imported from Japan. Just wanted to know if cam follower on this engine needs to replaced?
if its worn then yes, you should definitely replace it
the only way to check it is to remove the high pressure fuel pump
PLEASE DO WITH 1 SERIES!!!
Could please do a video about buying a used eos !!
Please do a review on the r32 of the same model
Good video thanks
Hi
i do have golf 5 1.6 FSI with DSG transmission
the problem is when the car cold is the transmission it's perfect but after 20 to 30 min driving it's start shifting hardly with unnormal saunds and if i let the car rest for 10 to 15 min it's start shifting normal again till the transmission get hot again then the same problem??
do you have any advice for me please
thanks a lot
the problem can be with the mechatronic unit, but first I would check the car via the diagnostic computer
I'd buy better quality oil
Mohammed Anabi hi
thoughts on 2.0 t 2006 gti? buying one soon. ill be the 3rd owner. all maintenance done on time.
My mk5 golf has been fairly reliable but gas mileage stinks on the 5speed
Don't forget about the oil your motor uses oil because they put the Rings in backwards the intercoolers take out to be replaced cuz if Plastics on the end your radiator as plexus plastic on the ends they break they blow out how about your cam follower and the list goes on and on
This video pretty much says every mk5 has millions of problems, i cant believe their are that many in existence that all have this level of issues!!
No they all work forever with no maintenance. Shhh
Well clearly they all do work pretty well..... hence the number of them on the road.
As for no maintenance.... who said anything about no maintenance?
Bright interieurs are a pain in the ass as the car gets older... no, I want dark
I have had the 1.4 TSI twin charged for 2 years
And was it good ?
I've had mine for 2 weeks!
Marcus Langeström 4 years now
When I didn't have this car people said buy it its a good car now I own it people say the opposite 😂
r32? :D
this video should be called do not buy a Golf MK5 not buying one, man this video contains only cons no pros included and that's sure not an advice...
nice
They are not great cars. I got a 2004 1600 fsi. 90000 miles. Spent about a grand so far on it because it's second hand and old. I never get another one. !!!
Wish I got something else, well a motorbike. I now got a noise somewhere underneath. Sounds awful like the suspension is all loose but it's not. I've looked all underneath , swaybar, rods etc. Had recent mot, new ball joint and coil spring fitted .. Nothing loose. But can hear something very loose. All suspension seems solid with no exesiv movement.
Steering is ok.
Sounds like leave it where you see it.
What the fuck man, so basically just dont buy this car is that what youre saying?
i have vw golf 5 sdi, but engine is spoiled. can i replace it with another like a tdi engine? give me some advise
Just get a new car, no point trust me
I have it. fsi 2.0 engine
Check engine light on 99% of the time😂
Loved golf but couldnt understand the rabbit name as a kid. Later learned that was another name for it. But since the mk5 strictly went by either rabbit or gti in US i was like wtf. You go from mk4 golf to mk5 rabbit uhh not the same car or name?!?
Anyway they made them from 05 to 08 for the 06 to 09 model years for america. There was nothing prior only overseas.
Pls make the new golf gti
I whant to buy a vw jetta 1.6 2006. Can you help me
the 1.6 l petrol engine is a good choice and it is reliable
-the engine should be smooth on idle without strange noises
-The car should ride smoothly whitout some vibrations or strange noises
-Also check the paintjob-it should look the same on all the body panels
-change the coolant and brake fluid after 2 years/or after buying
-the car should have regular maintance history too
I can help. Please seek medical advice, you are not right in the head.
Who is this guy
I loved my Golf MK5. See it in my videos.
I was off to buy myself a vw golf 5 , but after your review I think I will hang myself ..
where do you come from?
Sounds like India.
Sounds Philippines
Mohamed Helmy Its called Filipino. Im sure your joking. I hope.
Is this a review or just CONS showcase ? XD
No.1 - RUST!!!!
LOL, Serbs love those generic German shitboxes. xD
If you want 2.0tdi just buy it after 2007.
Danislav Evtimov what so you can have a dpf?? No
So your advice don’t buy this car 🤣🤣🤣
Mk7 plssssssssssssssssssssss
Toyota Avensis !!!!!!!
dude your accent
How is your 2nd and 3rd language?
Rule nr.1 never buy a VW rule nr.2 never buy a VW, repeat x2.
Basicly, don't buy Mk5 Golf.
Rubbish review. Thanks for nothing