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What spec (and avalable options) is the Eos for the Hong Kong market?
Ahhh beautiful White. A very underrated colour if their ever was one. Practical, functional, attractive and always good value when it comes to resale. Needless to say mine is candy white.............. a mirror image of the graphic above. Nice choice. Happy motoring !!!
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hi Danny, you can find the HK spec sheet here, only one choice for 2008 model year. http://www.vwasia.com/publish/vwasia/hong_kong/en/models/eos.html
unlike the BMW E93, where you can choose any colour leather seats, the VW EOS is only avaiable in black, grey and red leather
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It is very similar to the Australian spec with leather. Although we don't get the hill assist but no doubt that would be a very useful feature in Hong Kong. What does an Eos in Hong Kong set you back in $HK. In Australia, mine with the Nappa Leather set me back 57K AUD Drive Away, that includes GST, State Govt Stamp Duty, some luxury tax component, registration and insurance etc.
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A pic of your car in Nathan Road taken at night time would be spectacular or with the Opera House and harbour as a backdrop!
danny, somewhere in the photo section there is a great photo of an EOS with Opera House and Bridge in the background, think it was posted by dolcevita - worth a look!
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I was actually meaning the Opera House in Hong Kong with the Hong Kong harbour as the background. But a night shot taken in Nathan Street , Kowloon would be spectacular. especially with a white Eos. Might be a bit hard though will all the traffic. Sydeny is very nice but Hong Kong is absolutely spectacular.
While since I was in HK so don't know if you still can, but what about the car park up by the Peak Railway for a good shot with spectacular backdrop?
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When I went to Hong Kong, on a beautiful warm sunny morning everyone was heading off to work carry umbrellas. I thought to my self "how British". I couldn't understand the reason for so many people to carry umbrellas though. That afternoon it became apparent. The 4 PM torrential downpour had us soaked to the bone, except for the umbrella carry locals. I look forward to some more of your photos though. Hong Kong is a photographic paradise!waiting for the rain to stop here
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very nice pic, it looks stunning in white with what appears to be tinted windows.
I must admit the standard of photos on this forum are improving. I have a white "you-know-what" and it was a great choice. The photos above are just great especially the one taken above the cabin whilst in motion. They would do any motoring magazine proud.
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