I just finished going through the owners manual of my '06 G, and towards the end (pg 192) it make reference to a VW .

Also, no where in the book did it tell me what the recommended brake-in period is and there are plenty of typos.

Not complaining, just wondering if anyone's noticed this in their operator's manual

why does the reference to VW shock you?

If I'm reading an operator's manual for a Lambo, I would expect it to make reference to it. I get to pg 192 and all of a sudden it starts referring to a vw. I understand that it's part of the parent company, but I think for the kind of money that is spent on the car, it shouldn't have to those types of errors.

reference to vw as in a typo?

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I get what you saying. But how are they refrencing VW? Are they saying
"congradulations on purchase of a VW lamborghini" or are they just randomly substituting lamborghini for VW.

I agree that they really should try to seperate the VW name from the lambo dept. It really could discourage buyers who are unaware of them being a parent company.

In a way VW is a Grandparent company.

That's pitiful, and might send me running back for a refund!