As title really - just enquiring for a friend.

I know the new Passat, Octy vRS, Golf GTI and Leon Sport/Fr/Cupra...

So what older cars share the engine?

Audi A4 cabrio I overtook this morning had a 2.0T badge on the back - private plate though so I couldn't tell you the age

Chris

A4

Not sure about A6

Older cars? Not sure. The new Audi S3 has a pumped up 2.0 TFSI.

Looks nice too

VW - Passat, Golf, Eos, Jetta.

Audi - A3, A4, A6, and New TT.

Seat - Leon, Altea.

Skoda - Octavia.

Thats all of them.

Passat, Golf, Eos, Jetta.

A3, A4 and New TT.

Leon Sport, FR, Cupra.

Octy VRs.

Thats all of them.

I thought the Eos was the 2.0 FSI not the turbo ?

Audi A6 also uses 2.0TFSi engine.

Aren't they putting it in the new Sharan/Alhambra?

I thought the Eos was the 2.0 FSI not the turbo ?

Correct, the EOS uses the normally aspirated 2.0FSi engine

Correct, the EOS uses the normally aspirated 2.0FSi engine

AND also the 2.0TFSI

AND also the 2.0TFSI

AND the 3.2V6 :drool:

AND the 3.2V6 :drool:

Thats going to be expensive :eek:

they do the EOS with the 200ps 2.0TFSi and optional DSG

AND also the 2.0TFSI

I stand corrected.

Dave, with insider knowledge like that, you should work in the motor trade!

Dave, with insider knowledge like that, you should work in the motor trade!

So it looks like a "nearly new" no options vRS is the cheapest way to 2.0TFSI ownership then

So it looks like a "nearly new" no options vRS is the cheapest way to 2.0TFSI ownership then

Isn't the Leon cheaper still?

Chris

Dave, with insider knowledge like that, you should work in the motor trade!

19 years in the trade, working within the VAG franchise and last job at a VW dealer - and I didn't know that - how embarrasing

Still, I very quickly ignored the EOS - I was very keen to buy one when I came to the island. That was untill the techies came back of the course -- the first cars coming from the factory had some problems -- if the car failed a certain test that had to be carried out at PDi -- the roof has to come off, all well and good, but you need a special tool that costs

Isn't the Leon cheaper still?

Chris

Yes, the Leon FR is the Chepeast

The Leon Sport was the cheapest, but they don't do that model anymore!

Isn't the Leon a lesser powered version of the engine?

The Leon Sport was the cheapest, but they don't do that model anymore!

Ah yes, will depend on whether he's buying new or not. For nearly new I see 14k will get you a '55 Leon Sport with 4.5k miles on (Seat approved used cars)!

Chris

Isn't the Leon a lesser powered version of the engine?

Sport is 182bhp, and FR is 200bhp

Chris

ps You never said it had to be a powerful version :P

The new Leon Cupra will have 240bhp when it comes out at the end of the year

Based on you previous posts, it'll be a 1.4 turbo and supercharged version