[Carpainter]

Originally Posted by Grand Drive

I personally feel that these so called 'cross' vehicles must be offered as the top variant instead of launching as a new car.

Sorry but couldn't agree with you here. What if I want the top variant with all the bells and whistles, audio, leather seats etc. but not those black plastic cladding? Cross versions should be kept separate only IMO. Whether they gain market share or not is a different chapter.

[Grand Drive]

Then it can be given as an optional package to the top variant so that the buyer can choose the optional top variant instead of launching it as a new model.

[vivekgk]

I went to the VW showroom today to check out their 6.99% finance offer, and they're offering the Cross Polo at ex-showroom price only. If you wanted a top of the line Polo, don't mind the extra claddings, and were looking for a deal, the time is now. Caveat though is that they're all 2015 models. But they looked extremely well kept. Offer avaiable on both diesel and petrol variants.

[YashD]

Originally Posted by vivekgk

I went to the VW showroom today to check out their 6.99% finance offer, and they're offering the Cross Polo at ex-showroom price only. If you wanted a top of the line Polo, don't mind the extra claddings, and were looking for a deal, the time is now. Caveat though is that they're all 2015 models. But they looked extremely well kept. Offer avaiable on both diesel and petrol variants.

Still, like even after the discounts and good keeping conditions do you think buying cars which hasn't been driven for more around 6 months now is a safe bet? I mean Germans are already notorious when it comes to reliability, not at all confident about them.

[vivekgk]

Originally Posted by YashD

Still, like even after the discounts and good keeping conditions do you think buying cars which hasn't been driven for more around 6 months now is a safe bet? I mean Germans are already notorious when it comes to reliability, not at all confident about them.

Well, there is a 2 year unlimited km warranty on it, and that's from date of purchase, not manufacture. And I always thought that it was service costs and not reliability per se that was the issue with VW, and even Skoda. Anyway, there are threads that discuss this issue in detail, I just wanted to get the information out there. Personally, if it weren't for the fact that the diesel CrossPolo was way out of my budget, I would buy it.

[Shiv_1984]

Originally Posted by vivekgk

I went to the VW showroom today to check out their 6.99% finance offer, and they're offering the Cross Polo at ex-showroom price only. If you wanted a top of the line Polo, don't mind the extra claddings, and were looking for a deal, the time is now. Caveat though is that they're all 2015 models. But they looked extremely well kept. Offer avaiable on both diesel and petrol variants.

So do you mean that they are paying all taxes from their pocket ? How much are they offering it for btw ? Also can you give some info on this 6.99% offer. I keep getting emails. Thanks.