Meet My Pal - Volkswagen Polo 1.2 Petrol Highline
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#17
@RightNow, congrats on the new car and nice to see u ownership posting ![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
Is this the 2011 version or 2012 version?
Maybe some pics of the interiors would help!
Is this the 2011 version or 2012 version?
Maybe some pics of the interiors would help!
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Congrats on your vehicle! It looks great. How far has she run now?
Oh. That's sad. The showroom + service station is coming very soon at chala by-pass!
Have you faced any problems yet for the 2011 version? Mine was bought in October & it was a 2012 version!
Oh. That's sad. The showroom + service station is coming very soon at chala by-pass!
Have you faced any problems yet for the 2011 version? Mine was bought in October & it was a 2012 version!
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#20
@poloman & rightnow - first, I was also confused. But when I checked within the Decoding Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). I found that this was a 2012 model which was manufactured on 08.09.2011 & delivered to me on 03.10.2011!
Rightnow, did you opt for extended warranty?
Rightnow, did you opt for extended warranty?
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Volkswagen VIN decoder
VW VIN:
17 characters (beginning with WVW...)
How to crack VIN:
4th character represents the MONTH of manufacturing
10th character represents the YEAR of Manufacturing
For Example:
If your 4th VIN character is A, then it represents the Month - Jan
If your 10th VIN character is C, then it represents the Year - 2012
Month Characters:
A - JAN
B - FEB
C - MAR
D - APR
E - MAY
F - JUN
G - JUL
H - AUG
J - SEP
K - OCT
L - NOV
M - DEC
Year Characters:
A - 2010
B - 2011
C - 2012
D - 2013
E - 2014
F - 2015
G - 2016
H - 2017
J - 2018
K - 2019
C is for 2012
VW VIN:
17 characters (beginning with WVW...)
How to crack VIN:
4th character represents the MONTH of manufacturing
10th character represents the YEAR of Manufacturing
For Example:
If your 4th VIN character is A, then it represents the Month - Jan
If your 10th VIN character is C, then it represents the Year - 2012
Month Characters:
A - JAN
B - FEB
C - MAR
D - APR
E - MAY
F - JUN
G - JUL
H - AUG
J - SEP
K - OCT
L - NOV
M - DEC
Year Characters:
A - 2010
B - 2011
C - 2012
D - 2013
E - 2014
F - 2015
G - 2016
H - 2017
J - 2018
K - 2019
C is for 2012
Thread Starter
#24
How is 2012 model different from 2011?
No, I haven't opted for extended warranty as I can get it within one year from date of delivery. So may be, in a few months I might get it, and also I have to see whether extended warranty is really a wise choice.
No, I haven't opted for extended warranty as I can get it within one year from date of delivery. So may be, in a few months I might get it, and also I have to see whether extended warranty is really a wise choice.
@Poloman (Nikhil Mehta): Yesterday i saw your post in a classified section of other automotive forum, so you are selling your Polo petrol and this car was gifted to you by your inlaws and you already had the sister car called vento as mentioned in your ad, sad news for all of us.
So when you are posting the ownership review of Vento is that diesel or Petrol?
So when you are posting the ownership review of Vento is that diesel or Petrol?
There isn't any difference!
I am also confused whether to go for extended warranty or not. If the parts of a vehicle is in faulty condition. Then, it should start the problem in the first 2 years itself instead of the 3rd or 4th year. Well, Just my view!
I am also confused whether to go for extended warranty or not. If the parts of a vehicle is in faulty condition. Then, it should start the problem in the first 2 years itself instead of the 3rd or 4th year. Well, Just my view!
Thread Starter
#27
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#29
Thanks Raja for your wishes
Let me clarify that highways in Delhi are no more highways especially during peak hours. So, I mostly get 13-14 Kmpl including bumper to bumper traffic, traffic jams, red lights, and only a small part of highway.
So in 20% highway and 80% city like conditions, I am getting 13-14 Kmpl. I guess its pretty good.
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Let me clarify that highways in Delhi are no more highways especially during peak hours. So, I mostly get 13-14 Kmpl including bumper to bumper traffic, traffic jams, red lights, and only a small part of highway.
So in 20% highway and 80% city like conditions, I am getting 13-14 Kmpl. I guess its pretty good.
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