T Roc vs XC40? Or suggestions
T Roc vs XC40? Or suggestions
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Macneil

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1,098 posts

109 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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I am looking for a new SUV in December, I like both the T Roc sel or R line and the XC40 R design but I havent had a chance to drive either yet. Does anyone have any experience of either car? I guess I want to get a steer on whether the vw will be a bit plasticky and is the volvo worth the extra dosh?

JackReacher

2,274 posts

244 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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The interior of the T Roc is a bit plasticky inside compared to some other VWs, and even Skodas. I really like the XC40 but they are expensive if you want a bit of poke. Worth looking at the 2.0tsi Karoq sportline as an option.

ZX10R NIN

30,525 posts

154 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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Take a look at the Peugeot 5008 they're a very good option.

ED209

6,016 posts

273 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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JackReacher said:
The interior of the T Roc is a bit plasticky inside compared to some other VWs, and even Skodas. I really like the XC40 but they are expensive if you want a bit of poke. Worth looking at the 2.0tsi Karoq sportline as an option.
I had a poke round one of these the other day whilst my dad was collecting a new car. Nice but screen price was £33k and the car didn’t even have leather. A lot for a Skoda.

Macneil

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1,098 posts

109 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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ED209 said:
JackReacher said:
The interior of the T Roc is a bit plasticky inside compared to some other VWs, and even Skodas. I really like the XC40 but they are expensive if you want a bit of poke. Worth looking at the 2.0tsi Karoq sportline as an option.
I had a poke round one of these the other day whilst my dad was collecting a new car. Nice but screen price was £33k and the car didn’t even have leather. A lot for a Skoda.
Karoq is on the list, but I’ve driven an Ateca and a Tiguan and wasnt that impressed really

Macneil

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109 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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ZX10R NIN said:
Take a look at the Peugeot 5008 they're a very good option.
I think it might be bit big for us, kids grown up etc. I looked at a 3008 a couple of years ago, the trim was really badly fitted in the cabin, when I pointed it out the sales person said that it had been built for contract hire, put me off but I could look at another dealership nearer work than home.

Jag_NE

3,339 posts

129 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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Infiniti Q30 is cracking value, and superb quality.