How is the driving position of the C-Max? Looking at pics of them, it looks quite high up, or is it deceiving from their pictures? I prefer not to have the high driving position of many of the MPV's out there.I had 2 C-Max TDCI's are both were excellent. Good to drive, as practical as it gets, 100% reliable, and light on fuel. Make sure you get the 110bhp engine.
I'm sure an A4 or Saab would be good too btw.
I have owned an Audi A4 and 2 vw passat tdi's. The cost of changing a timing belt is circa €750- € 850 and is only required every 60,000 miles. I don't know where the price of €1500 comes from.
Both are good buys. I find the vw passats more comfortable over long journeys.
How is the driving position of the C-Max? Looking at pics of them, it looks quite high up, or is it deceiving from their pictures? I prefer not to have the high driving position of many of the MPV's out there.
What size was the diesel engine you had? Are they 5 or 7 seat?
I drove all of them and the C-Max and A4 would be the better drives. The C-Max is not that high compared to other MPV, my only fear came from a reliability survey in the UK which hammered the C-Max. Is the 1.6L tdci engine available in 2 power outputs?
I have owned an Audi A4 and 2 vw passat tdi's. The cost of changing a timing belt is circa €750- € 850 and is only required every 60,000 miles. I don't know where the price of €1500 comes from.
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got it from another website....are they main dealer prices?
I have a passat tdi and test drove a sab 93 2.0t for a day,
The fuel consumption was terrible compared to what I am used to.
The lack of low end torque was upsetting. I found I had to change down from 5th a few times as compared to barely moving out of 6th in the passat.
Didn't seem any great shakes to me......
I have a passat tdi and test drove a sab 93 2.0t for a day,
The fuel consumption was terrible compared to what I am used to.
The lack of low end torque was upsetting. I found I had to change down from 5th a few times as compared to barely moving out of 6th in the passat.
Didn't seem any great shakes to me.
I would go Audi TDI
I have a passat tdi and test drove a sab 93 2.0t for a day,
The fuel consumption was terrible compared to what I am used to.
The lack of low end torque was upsetting. I found I had to change down from 5th a few times as compared to barely moving out of 6th in the passat.
Didn't seem any great shakes to me.
I would go Audi TDI
I wouldn't class a 9-3 2.0T as a sports car.
It's more a warm junior executive saloon.
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