Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

[stefan]

Re: Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

Gas
http://www.fuelly.com/car/volkswagen...=&submodel_id=
Diesel
http://www.fuelly.com/car/volkswagen...=&submodel_id=

These of course are based on people actually knowing what engine they have an being able to input it correctly as well, but I figured it was a better representation of fuel MPG then what is wishful thinking number they throw on the car.

I haven't plugged in my alh for years now, always starts just needs a min or two on those cold mornings. Can't say how the new ones go though as I have never owned one or witnessed one trying to start that cold. They do take a little longer to warm up, with my burn my a$$ seat warmer though I don't notice much.

My mom has a 2015 Passat TDI. That thing fires up like nothing at -20 degrees. No black either. And OEM remote start!

[Tuna]

Re: Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

My mom has a 2015 Passat TDI. That thing fires up like nothing at -20 degrees. No black either. And OEM remote start!

My car was in the garage (but wasn't insulated). the garage was close to -20 on a couple occasions. I had to plug it in for it to start.

According to Fuelly the average for my car is 6.4l/100 so I'm not that far off. I know the 2.0T gas can't compare which is ok with me for the tradeoff. there are other gas cars out there that are close in fuel mileage which is what I was referring to. I'm kind of jealous of my neighbour who has a 2006 (which looks the same inside/out) gets 5.5l/100.

I know so many of you guys are huge diesel guys but I just don't see the attraction. The one thing I do like is since it does get good mileage I don't have to fill it up every 4 days like I did with my 1.8T. I don't see myself getting rid of it anytime soon though as it has been reliable and I should be able to drive it for a while yet.

[stefan]

Re: Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

My car was in the garage (but wasn't insulated). the garage was close to -20 on a couple occasions. I had to plug it in for it to start.

According to Fuelly the average for my car is 6.4l/100 so I'm not that far off. I know the 2.0T gas can't compare which is ok with me for the tradeoff. there are other gas cars out there that are close in fuel mileage which is what I was referring to. I'm kind of jealous of my neighbour who has a 2006 (which looks the same inside/out) gets 5.5l/100.

I know so many of you guys are huge diesel guys but I just don't see the attraction. The one thing I do like is since it does get good mileage I don't have to fill it up every 4 days like I did with my 1.8T. I don't see myself getting rid of it anytime soon though as it has been reliable and I should be able to drive it for a while yet.

I love my TDI, but would consider this one in a gasser. I quite like it! Probably a little ways away from anything new though. Austerity measures at the office... haha.

[Canadian Turbo]

Re: Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

This looks pretty nice for a real world example, SEL from the US.

[witchcraftz]

Re: Volkswagen MK7 Golf Alltrack

I really like this Alltrack, to me it shouts: made for life in Canada.