Help me choose my new daily
Discussion
Had a 500 twin air and a DC5, sold off both for a Golf Mk7 DSG Tdi Blue motion.
Excellent car, but my regular commute suddenly dropped to less than 5 miles, plus would like to offload the golf before the depreciation hit brought on by the mk8 hits me.
What I'm looking for:
Good ride over s
tty roads
Not fwd
Automatic
Decent boot (eg prefer 4 series GC over 3 series because of boot but open to consider coupes, hatchback, wagons etc)
Decent drive enjoyment when pushed
200hp minimum engine and enjoyable to wring (ideally more than 4 cylinders and will gladly give it a 15mins blast once a week the clear any dpfs ??)
Premium audio as standard
Ventilated seats
Vw-level adaptive cruise that can handle stop start traffic conditions
Under 20k gbp
Under 60k miles
Let me know if it sounds impossible
Excellent car, but my regular commute suddenly dropped to less than 5 miles, plus would like to offload the golf before the depreciation hit brought on by the mk8 hits me.
What I'm looking for:
Good ride over s
tty roadsNot fwd
Automatic
Decent boot (eg prefer 4 series GC over 3 series because of boot but open to consider coupes, hatchback, wagons etc)
Decent drive enjoyment when pushed
200hp minimum engine and enjoyable to wring (ideally more than 4 cylinders and will gladly give it a 15mins blast once a week the clear any dpfs ??)
Premium audio as standard
Ventilated seats
Vw-level adaptive cruise that can handle stop start traffic conditions
Under 20k gbp
Under 60k miles
Let me know if it sounds impossible
Edited by Prezolyac on Saturday 7th March 09:43
Edited by Prezolyac on Saturday 7th March 09:46
greygoose said:
Why would you want a diesel for such a short journey to work? How about a 335i with sensible wheels for a better ride?
Never said I wanted a diesel, would prefer petrol in fact, just didn't want to rule it out completely. Again, 335i is a no go because of the boot. Plus I'd prefer the B58 if I had to go in that direction even though the N55 sounds like the bee's knees.
Dr Interceptor said:
You'll have to compromise somewhere... Ventilated seats typically start on E-Class/CLS/5-Series/XF size cars.
That's what i thought from what I've seen so far, although was looking at the Lexus Rc but not impressed with the drive train and cruise control options. To be honest a Porsche Macan is looking like the best compromise at this point, but that's going over budget.
Was looking at the M140i but no ventilated seat options there.
greygoose said:
535i touring not sure if any have ventilated seats though.
Actually have a strong love for the 5 series tourings. Will have a look at those in detail. Gassing Station | Car Buying | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


