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Replacing a Golf - with a Golf?
After 2 years and 40,000 miles, time has come to replace the Volkswagen (with new). I have no complaints with the current car but like to shop around. I require a medium-sized estate/hatchback. Must have comfort, fuel economy, proven reliability, 15/16" wheels, cruise control, parking sensors.
Vehicles being considered: another Volkswagen Golf Estate, Mazda 3, Lexus CT200h, Volvo V40, Ford C-Max et al. I prefer a reasonably prestigious badge. I would appreciate your remarks.
Vehicles being considered: another Volkswagen Golf Estate, Mazda 3, Lexus CT200h, Volvo V40, Ford C-Max et al. I prefer a reasonably prestigious badge. I would appreciate your remarks.
Asked on 9 May 2013 by vacquerie
Answered by
Honest John
If you like Golfs, then your best bet is probably the latest Golf Mk VII. Gives you a wonderful feeling of wellbeing. And it's fine with the 1.2TSI 105 engine.
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