Have been driving a 2018 Suzuki Vitara since the last two years. No nonsense. Good looking. Reliable. Spacious. Practical. Cheap and easy to maintain. A bit behind than rivals on plushness but that reflects in the price. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a compact SUV.
Wife has a T-Cross. We both love it. We have 5 cars in our family but the T-Cross is the one we fight after the keys for. Utterly surprising amount of space inside relative too the size outside. It's like Dr Who's phone booth. And it's brilliant on the freeway too. I've had it wound up to 209Km/kr for Pete's sake. Amazing car.
Got a VW t-cross in the same colour as in the video. Great car, great interior (other than some scratchy plastics) and a great feel behind the wheel. Love it
If youre buying at 1 to 3 year old small SUV. Look no further than a Suzuki vitara. Its the only one that's actually designed to be an SUV from the start. All the others are jacked up superminis. The Vitara is very nice to drive and very cheap to run, not to mention a wealth of kit as standard and a 7 year warranty. I wouldn't buy one new though, 18-24 months is the sweet spot. That said, that probably applies to all cars in general.
Loving the good, honest reviews. Really hope the channel goes well for you guys! Can we please remove the Cinch logo in the top corner though, very distracting!
Had our XC40 2 years now, it's fantastic. For a modern car we still get people stopping to comment on it, that's usually reserved for classic cars. Feels big n comfy to drive, pretty as hell and great in pebble metallic with beige leather. What I would say is it's let down by the 3 cylinder 1.5 turbo engine. Quiet cruising but sounds like a bag of nails under acceleration.
They are both pretty useless offroad. No suspension travel, no transfer case (clutch pack apportions drive front to rear, and overheats easily, making them front drive only), weak components.
@@simonr23 yeah, I agree. They’re not going to be like a wrangler. But I snowy/muddy track. We have a BU & WK2. Both or which haven’t got stuck yet. Offering awd is important for some
@@angrymuffinsb well you are clueless. Avenger is the size of the T cross abd competitors. Not Compass. That's like we are talking about Polo's and smartass like you sais Golf is better lol
I really like the XC40’s that are very good cars and I really like them pumas they are pretty good not gonna lie, and I’m a car expert, and love ur vids keep it up!
I wish the car seller learn about the cars peugeot the boot floor holder is simply that it not a dividing shelf the floor will fall off the clip when you start driving I do wonder about there's car sales men
Why? What is wrong with a smaller car, just a little higher to drive through the City? These are all Small Cars. These arent SUVs. So tell me please iam really wondering
I hate all cars like this. All crossovers are shit. Why buy one!? If you want an SUV buy a land cruiser, Land Rover or a Q7 the list goes on. If you want a family car buy a Volvo estate! If you want a small car then buy a bloody golf!! These crossovers are so shit at everything
That's the problem though, you've said three types for three different uses. Most people are not buying 3 cars. So they'll spend money on an all rounder that is relatively affordable. These fit the bill perfectly and can be more spacious (=comfortable) than a saloon/estate/small car. I think people generally like to sit high up and have a high seating position with some head space to spare, and it's not just a prestige thing.
XC40 is not in these small suv category, but in Tucson/Sportage/Duster/C5 Aircross/Mazda CX5/Peugeot 3008's class...And C4 instead of C3 of Citroen... Actualy that Skoda Kamiq is an entry-level model, but my 1.0/115 HP Kamiq(Style version)is best all of these crossovers(material quality, space, ground clearance, super-engine, etc...).
