hahaha! Agree with you bro totally, with alot of cross breeder in the market, it just over laps, between SUVs, MPVs and 4x4 such as Pajero Fortuner, etc

As for Fortuner, I see it as D segment similar to santafe/sorento

While waiting for our sifu....

I thought you're looking for bigger vehicle so that you can move furniture etc.
If thats the case, do check out Sorento or Santa Fe. Should be within your budget.

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VAGTechnik pricing are very reasonable compared to VW SC. They have OEM and ori parts as well. Been at their service past 7yrs

Mine is a 2011 VW Passat CC 2.0. They had been my regular service centre since I owning the car back in 2017

ASoulNamedLeo Thus far no major issues with the car on engine or dsg (wet).

Thanks mate, true its a real looker, especially when you winddown the window, showing off the frameless door! hahaha

I was looking at the Arteon last year, but for some reason it was not that appealing to me, at least they should have maintained the rear lights.
Probably I will keep it for another 4-5 years and see what comes thereafter.

Hello sifus, could you give me some insight on Merc GLC 250 vs 300. My brother planning to get one, as he is retiring; its for a long term usage.

Thanks

I see, btw it will be the coupe version.

I will be test driving this monday, lets see how it goes.

Let me know anything that I need to watch out for.

Thanks

Here is my first take,

test drove Merc GLC 250, 300 coupe, and Lexus RX 300.

On the GLC250, the lack of responsiveness could be really felt.
The 300, felt better refined engine but the suspension was not as balanced and comfort was lacking compared to RX300, obviously different segment and class.

After driving the lexus, he is really torn between the GLC300 coupe and RX300, with much space and better sitting compart and cushioning as well.

No doubt it was a short 10km drive.
Just wanted top share my experience. Cheers

This post has been edited by VeeJay: Dec 26 2023, 12:34 PM