FiestaST
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Eish...you're right...this stupid glass issue is messing with my brain...
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Eish...you're right...this stupid glass issue is messing with my brain...
GlassMirror
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You mean it's breaking your brain to pieces. So much stress just over a glass tailgate
pinball wizard
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Let us know when the glass breaks?
GlassMirror
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The glass comments needs to stop
FiestaST
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/drops mic & breaks random glass
kripstoe
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FiestaST
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genetic
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You do know it's pretty much the same car made by the same company.
FiestaST
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pinball wizard
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So the answer is simple. Go for the VW.
FiestaST
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I only posted the 3 "same" options here to break (excuse the pun) the boringness/dumbness of the glass issue in this otherwise good thread
Rouxenator
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Skoda and SEAT has less glass at the back. Just sayin' ....
pinball wizard
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I only posted the 3 "same" options here to break (excuse the pun) the boringness/dumbness of the glass issue in this otherwise good thread
OMG!
FiestaST
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Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
I think it could be a problem if they create a panoramic version that has a windscreen which extends all the way back to the tailgate...
cr@zydude
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I have one as a curtesy car that I will be driving for a couple weeks whilst my car is getting repaired.
Its the bottom of the range model.
First impressions are good and it reminds me a lot of the citi golf
Im used to driving a GTi so the lack of power for overtaking is quite irritating otherwise its nippy and handles really well.
The drive is also pretty comfortable.
Used as a daily commuting vehicle or company car for use in a CBD I can see why they are selling a lot of them.
I would hate to use it for longer trips as it struggles to get to 120km/h and again it would be a mission overtaking and going up mountain passes.
Its the bottom of the range model.
First impressions are good and it reminds me a lot of the citi golf
Im used to driving a GTi so the lack of power for overtaking is quite irritating otherwise its nippy and handles really well.
The drive is also pretty comfortable.
Used as a daily commuting vehicle or company car for use in a CBD I can see why they are selling a lot of them.
I would hate to use it for longer trips as it struggles to get to 120km/h and again it would be a mission overtaking and going up mountain passes.
Yep, I had the same experience. They are fantastic cars for city driving and to use as company cars, cheap to buy and run. But man, I wouldn't want one of those as a replacement for mine. I'm not much of a car guy, but the power difference was absurd, and of course all the little creature comforts that go with it as well. But it felt solid, and it's a good looking car, so an obvious choice for those in that market.
It's called the Up! Vista, and you pay extra for the glass to last.
pinball wizard
Honorary Master
Well, that just crossed it off everyone's short list. Guess we'll all be looking an Opel now.