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Date:         Tue, 9 Jul 1996 18:50:35 +0000
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         sw@smus.bc.ca
Subject:      Re: VW Customer Relations & reality check



> If they think that the Jetta Trek thing is a good concept, why not a Westy
> Trek?  Or better yet a Synchro Westy Trek!    
Good point - I was at the dealer a while back around the time we were 
shopping for mtn bikes - the Jetta Trek came in at $17900 CDN, which 
seemed like a great deal, since many of the other Jettas loaded up 
were well over $20K (the VR6 is about $30k). I would never buy a new 
car again, but I was surprised at the good value in this package, 
comparitively anyway.


A Westy Trek is a natural - around here a bus *without* a bike rack is 
a rare sight...
The Trek idea is a step in the right direction, but could be easily 
copied by H*nda or anyone else. Now let's see someone copy a Westy 
Syncro Trek... 


<dream mode=off>


;)
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Shawn Wright, sw@smus.bc.ca
'85 Jetta TD, 348k (Jenni)
'88 Westy, 331k (Kyra)
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