I've been driving a Honda Civic 1.5 Elegance for 14-15 months but unfortunately I'm bored of it. I want to change it, budget 1.75 max, but I can't decide; do you have a suggestion, other than the Golf 7, for a car that's quick and won't disappoint me in performance driving, preferably 2018 or newer
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5 replies1.5 TSI Superb or Passat, bro, both handle well, they're quick cars. 2020-21 Business Passats have clean ones around 1.7 1.8, they're both comfortable and quick, and just as trouble-free as a Civic. If you keep up regular maintenance you can drive it for many years, it won't let you down, and you won't have trouble selling it either. I have the 2.0 TDI 150, there's not much of a performance difference, actually none at all. I've also driven the 1.5tsi Passat, we tried it against a 1.3tce Megane, I pulled ahead by about 3 car lengths or so. I had the chance to drive it on the Pozanti road, the car didn't break a sweat.
Translated from TurkishI looked at the photos of the car, mashallah. Unfortunately I can't warm up to Passats, partly because of the image, partly because it feels like it's aimed at an older crowd. Today I set my eyes on a 1.5 e tsi 2023 Seat Leon - it has a few chronic issues, but since the warranty is still active there's nothing I'm too scared of. Right now it's a bit above my budget.
Translated from TurkishThe Leon is nice. You can find a really clean one on Giu at that price. If not, as a different kind of pick, the Volvo V40 could be considered.
Translated from TurkishA Leon, or a 2017-2018 3.18 BMW with under 100k? My head is unbelievably mixed up, whoever sees this please answer urgently 😂
Translated from TurkishFor 1750 you can get a fully loaded 2025 Opel Astra, 1.2 engine, 130hp, GS package. I bought mine brand new from the dealer, but there are used ones with 10-20k km at more reasonable prices. I bought mine and really love it, it's a nice car.
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