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I am a self confessed VW fan boy, with a Mk2 & Mk6 in the current fleet, albeit non-GTIs. My Mk6 Estate is a Mk5 in new clothes, and it is near immortal with 190k on the clock & no end in sight.That said, a cheap Mk5 GTI should be approached with extreme caution. There are hundreds on FB marketplace, both in running and being broken guises. It's a car that in general comes across as a rapidly disappearing model. This is a good thing, as in 5 years, there will only be true solid survivors left. I suspect this week's shed won't be amongst them.Edited by BFleming on Friday 9th October 08:18

Bought a 1.6Tsi version of this for my son to learn to drive in around 8 years ago. He passed and had it as his daily for a few years, then upgraded, I now have this as my dump car. I must say what a reliable car this has been. No major issued over the years, OK, the door locks have gone, common problem, but for leaving here there and anywhere, chucking the dogs in or a trip to the dump, what a reliable well engineered piece of kit. For what it costs to run etc, OK, front wing tops are rusty.... But Id rather use this than someone ding my door on my Bentley! Edited by Trusty Steed on Friday 9

I've always wanted to drive one of these, looks cracking.

Bobby Lee said: They may have benchmarked the handling of the Focus but I can tell you they didn t get ANYWHERE NEAR. Might be less likely to fall apart though.Eh, Focuses from this era are almost indestructible?The Golfs are decent, but rot like mad and have a lot more small quality issues...