2014 Volkswagen GTI owner complaints

Vw had a recall in early october on the coolant system in my car. I have had it in the shop four times and the problem continues. I filed a lemon law complaint and vw, on the tenth day vw responded and sent one of their people out to look at my car. I had been keeping track of the coolant level (I have pictures) and it had gone down about an inch in three weeks time. They filled it back up and told me that my car was fine. The service manager had told me that the coolant system is plastic and the part of the car it rests on is warped so it is like to continue to happen. I am now afraid to drive my car more than ten miles from my home. If the coolant light goes off you have to stop and cannot drive any further. I am on vacation next week and was planning on drive to visit my par

2014 volkswagon gti, engine light came on 57,000 to 62,494. I read up on the engine light regarding p2015 code, which is an intake manifold problem, that volkswagon recognized as a problem, but instead of recalling, they decided to extend warranty to 120,000 mikes, but only as a lottery picking of VIN numbers, so if your VIN wasn't on list, and you had the same problem, you had to pay for this poor quality intake manifold problem. They would clean if only cleaning, $1200. If it involved the worse case, it took changing manifold, of which that would be, needless to say, much more, mind you at 60,000 miles this expensive cost. So yeah, look forward to this much expenses at this early in the life of the vehicle. So one thing is knowing volkswagon recognized the problem, but treated fix as

Submittal to Volkswagen of america 04/08/2014 4:03am I would like this email to be the beginning of documentation of a serious issue I'm experiencing with the new vw gti I purchased only two weeks ago. Said issue involves occasional zero throttle response, which has happened on four separate occasions since delivery. For your reference, this model gti is equipped with an automatic transmission. My complaint: occasionally at very slow speeds (approximately 10 to 20mph) when depressing the accelerator pedal (even to the floor) the vehicle will not respond for three full seconds, in other words, the engine speed indicator (tachometer) shows the engine sitting at idle speed for the entire three seconds. This unwanted characteristic has put me in a dangerous situation more than once out of

I noticed a common problem among MK6 GTI owners of the steering wheel messing up, causing many issues such as broken airbags, the horn not work, cruise control stopped, etc., and since I have the issue (air bag symbol, horn, no cruise control) as well I was wondering what could be done. This happened after a near-accident/close call and when I tried to honk it didnt work. It could've been for any situation and a car horn is very important. That on top of the fact that if I did crash there was a risk of me not even having an air bag. Not to mention the countless inconvenient long drices with no cruise control. I checked the wiring and the wheel/horn is connected properly, and everything else on the dasg works fine.The car has been in a minor accident before and I did take it to a VW dealers

I started my car and drove to a local 7-11 on my way to work and could not turn the key to shut the engine off. I proceeded to work and asked my friend to help me. After a struggle he got the key out,and 3 days later parked my car at a clients only to not be able to start the car. My steering wheel locking was random and was afraid it would lock up while driving. Was told at the dealership there was no recall even after I searched and found this to be problem enough that VW extended their warranty

For the third time since owning my car, I was driving and the engine failed. Without any other previous warning lights or indicators coming on, while I was on the freeway, my car slowed, the engine light flashed, and then the car completely died. I was able to restart and pull to the side of the shoulder. Because this has happened before, I suspected the oil was running low. We refilled it, and the car did start, and now drives again without issue. I just had my car serviced two months prior, and they told me to fill my oil again at 39,000 miles or at the end of june, whichever came first. I was only at 37k miles and it is june 1. When this first happened, I was told the engine had a "protective feature" to turn off when the oil was low to make sure the engine wasn't damaged. Without an oi

Tl* the contact owns a 2014 Volkswagen gti. The contact stated that while driving 25 MPH, white smoke emitting from the engine compartment. The contact mentioned that the epc warning lamp illuminated and the vehicle made a loud sound before it stalled and became engulfed into flames. The fire department was contacted and no injuries were reported. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The vehicle was destroyed. A police report was not filed. The failure and current mileage was 8,000.

Was going about 75 mph on the highway when my car dropped into neutral by itself causing me to have to cut across 4 lanes of highway to stop the car. 2014 gti with 67k miles. now being told its my gear shifter an module costing $2,300. I believe this is an essential part that should not be going defective an the dealer told me that their was no visible damage or reason to why it happened. "It is just a failed part"

The contact owns a 2014 Volkswagen GTI. The contact stated while shifting the vehicle into drive(D) there was a lag before the vehicle responded. The contact stated that the engine revved before the transmission jolted into gear. The contact stated that the vehicle shook abnormally. Additionally, while accelerating the vehicle was revving loudly before jolting into the next gear. The contact stated that the failure persisted. The contact stated that the check engine light was illuminated. The contact had taken the vehicle to the local dealer however, the vehicle had not been diagnosed. The vehicle had not been repaired. The manufacturer had not been informed of the failure. The failure mileage was 63,669.

As I was driving down the highway in normal driving conditions the ABS light, electronic stability control light, steering wheel fault warning light and the check engine light lit up without any warning prompting a fault description on my center dash saying "fault: ABS/electronic stabilization control". From my research this fault was also found in the 2009 (mk5) gti which shares the same engine, electrical components and drivetrain as the 2010-2014 (mk6). On the different Volkswagen forums within the community it is still an apparent fault with the car with hundreds of inquiries about how to repair and fix this problem on our own.