Trying to decide between 2 cars

thetimeisnow · 15-07-2018 08:55AM #1

https://www.bolands.com/vehicles/audi/a3/waterford/2069777

Or

https://www.bolands.com/vehicles/hyundai/tucson/waterford/1974109

ba_barabus · 15-07-2018 09:01AM

2 very different cars.

Could you let us know your thinking that lead you to this point?

thetimeisnow · 15-07-2018 09:08AM

I just like the look of both of them

marty whelan · 15-07-2018 09:11AM

A3 unless you really need the space of the Tucson

colm_mcm · 15-07-2018 09:11AM

Ok, but the Tucson is a diesel commercial vehicle, and the Audi is a small petrol hatchback.

They do the Tucson in a passenger version, they also do it in petrol, they do the Audi in diesel. It all comes down to what you need.

The Audi strikes me as being a bit in the cheap side for a 2016 S Line.

bazz26 · 15-07-2018 11:51AM

Bolands have an annoying habit of advertising cars at the net price of including a scrappage allowance. If your trading in an existing car I'd expect to add another 2k to that advertised price.

anewme · 15-07-2018 11:56AM

I have a newer model of that A3, the 1.5 150bhp version. Mine is automatic.

It really is a beautiful and very responsive car to drive.

Would be very different from a Tucson as others have said.

I also think the price is too low on it.

Heres Johnny · 15-07-2018 12:04PM

The Tucson is 22000 + VAT which is over 27000 if you can't claim the vat back. It's aimed at businesses. The A3 is 22000 to you.

It's a 2 seater too. All things considered if you just want something to drive and dont carry bulky goods its a no brainer to go for the a3, apart from anything else it's much nicer in my opinion.

thetimeisnow · 17-07-2018 11:49AM

Is my car too old to get any sort of scrappage deal . Ford focus estate 2000

thetimeisnow · 17-07-2018 11:50AM

Is my car too old to get a scrappage deal ford focus estate 2000

colm_mcm · 17-07-2018 12:17PM

No. Fire ahead.

Trying to decide between 2 cars

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