New car deal for 2018

hbab2009

Hi Folks,

My mother (aged mid 60's) is currently driving a 2006 VW Polo. She wants to get a new car in 2018.

Have you any advice on what she should look at, what are the best deals out there at the moment for 2018?

All the best,

hbab2009.

AMKC

It really depends what she wants and how much she plans to spend.The new VW Polo is out soon and comes with a lot of clever kit so that is worth looking at.
She could go get something a little higher like a Renault Captur or a Seat Arona.

There is loads of choice out there put no point in mentioning a whole lot of cars until she knows what type she wants.

Atlantic Dawn

Lexus LS

https://www.lexus.ie/lexus-today/the-new-ls/

colm_mcm

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Lexus LS

https://www.lexus.ie/lexus-today/the-new-ls/

Automatic standard on them, it's extra on the likes of a Polo.

bazz26

Standard on the new Polo GTi. :pac:

Wailin

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Lexus LS

https://www.lexus.ie/lexus-today/the-new-ls/

For a woman in her 60's driving a small car like a Polo?!

Truckermal

Wailin wrote: »

For a woman in her 60's driving a small car like a Polo?!

It's possible the lads were after a few beers and let loose!:D

Atlantic Dawn

Wailin wrote: »

For a woman in her 60's driving a small car like a Polo?!

They can park themselves via touchscreen, what's not to like . I was going on budget specified by OP

cml387

As we get on in age, the higher position cars (Juke, Captur etc.) are easier to get
in and out of.

Leonard Hofstadter

bazz26 wrote: »

Standard on the new Polo GTi. :pac:

A manual gearbox will be the standard box a few months after launch though :pac:.

OP, if your Mum likes the Polo, why not get another one, or else one of its siblings (Seat Ibiza or Skoda Fabia)?

R.O.R

The new SEAT Arona looks pretty decent. Ibiza size but higher up and considerably cheaper than the VW T-Roc it shares its underpinnings with.