Anyone drive a VW T-Roc or Q2 ?

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Funrider
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Advice please: Am looking at new cars for Mrs Funrider - short list currently Mazda CX3, Audi Q2 & VW T-Roc.
Test drive in 2.0 litre petrol CX3 today - nice interior, but was rather unimpressed..

‘Must have’ specs, & have built on both Q2 & T-Roc website model builders the following:
- not diesel
- 4 wheel drive,
- auto with paddles, thus has to be c 2 litre engines giving c 190ps ( you can’t get 4wd & auto on the smaller motors)
- heated fronts, pano sunroof, LEDs
- probably full leather, possibly active suspension

I do know, and do like, the 2.0 Macans, but can’t afford a 2nd Macan 🙁, and while she loves driving ‘my’ Macan Turbo, she wants something smaller than Q3 size.

I’m lining up test drives, but any Macan owners have experience with these 4wd/auto models?
Fun to drive?

I may end up using ‘her’ car a bit too, to prevent me running up c20k miles a year on the Turbo as I did on my previous Macan diesel - but the Macans are just so good...
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Post by MCDK »

I would be adding Volvo XC40 to your list as a stylish option and drop off the bland Mazda.
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Post by Orangebulldog »

MCDK wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 7:42 am I would be adding Volvo XC40 to your list as a stylish option and drop off the bland Mazda.
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Post by brains1900 »

Try the Suzuki vitara or s-cross with the 1.0 or 1.4 engines a 6 speed auto with flaps.
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Post by johnd »

Does it have to be a SUV/crossover? If not then you could factor in the Golf R. (Or if you need a bit more space then a Golf R Estate, assuming it's still available and not too long)
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Post by gtipirelli »

A Macan and a Golf GTi is a pretty decent combination
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gtipirelli wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 8:54 am A Macan and a Golf GTi is a pretty decent combination
Could very much agree with that!!!
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gtipirelli wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 8:54 am A Macan and a Golf GTi is a pretty decent combination
GTi is just 2WD and not 4WD I believe, hence my suggestion of Golf R which is 4WD.
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Post by MacanArif »

johnd wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 9:32 am
gtipirelli wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 8:54 am A Macan and a Golf GTi is a pretty decent combination
GTi is just 2WD and not 4WD I believe, hence my suggestion of Golf R which is 4WD.
Yes R is 4WD and GTi FWD
Currently have a Golf R estate and previously had a Golf R hatch - best value performance car on the market, can't faulty it and a good shout as a second car. The boot in the Golf R estate is absolutely massive and probably bigger than anything in its class.

In fact rumours have it they are bringing out a T-Roc R.
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Post by Tom 2000 »

MacanArif wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 10:30 am
johnd wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 9:32 am
gtipirelli wrote: Sat Sep 22, 2018 8:54 am A Macan and a Golf GTi is a pretty decent combination
GTi is just 2WD and not 4WD I believe, hence my suggestion of Golf R which is 4WD.
Yes R is 4WD and GTi FWD
Currently have a Golf R estate and previously had a Golf R hatch - best value performance car on the market, can't faulty it and a good shout as a second car. The boot in the Golf R estate is absolutely massive and probably bigger than anything in its class.

In fact rumours have it they are bringing out a T-Roc R.
I can vouch for that. The R is the best value Bang for Buck available.
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