[sunikkat]

For petrol Kodiaq/Tiguan and for diesel still X1.
However voted for Kodiaq as an overall package.

[one-77]

Originally Posted by lamborghini

I don't see any value in the GLA, Q3 at these prices - rather pick up a one year old GLA35AMG for cheaper than a new Q3 / GLA220D.

The problem is these cars are like nearly impossible to come across. We’d all like the lightly used, well cared for premium car that’s still in warranty period, being sold at a mouthwatering price. But most cars are either shoddily kept or accidental, multiple owner, or if we’ll kept, the asking price is more than what it was originally bought for.

[heydj]

Tucson Diesel all the way. I have voted and put my money on it i.e bought Tucson Diesel top end few months back.

Its very punchy, fun to drive, spacious, reliable, good looking etc hence total package.

Second choice still remains Fortuner for me as reliability is big factor in my decision making process.

[Randamoozham]

My vote goes to Tucson since it is an all rounder.

Skoda - No Diesel option, The price is high and the horror stories of Skoda ASS

[lamborghini]

Originally Posted by one-77

The problem is these cars are like nearly impossible to come across. We’d all like the lightly used, well cared for premium car that’s still in warranty period, being sold at a mouthwatering price. But most cars are either shoddily kept or accidental, multiple owner, or if we’ll kept, the asking price is more than what it was originally bought for.

I thought so as well, but have seen a few GLA35 AMGs pop up on some car portals - the most recent being a 2021 White MH reg example with less than 2K on the odo asking 59.5L (which I am sure will come down post negotiations). That's marginally more than a new GLA 200 FWD, and cheaper than the Q3 Technology (on road of course).

Truth be told, they may not be family cars like the Tucson, Tiguan, Kodiaq - something I'd happily replace the family Corolla / S-Cross with; but given our road conditions, they could be great self driven daily drivers and as much as a low slung car person that I am - seeing how I have had to plan to take out the high GC vehicles when visiting some areas especially during rains, the GLA AMG could actually be a viable replacement for our ex-328i.

[car-go]

Voted for Skoda Kodiaq.
Having driven quite a few of the cars in the lot, though a few in earlier avatars, Kodiaq seems both quite plush and planted on the drive. Though it feels bit big, specially on the outside than inside (I having a Jeep Compass, being used to quite compact interiors), the drive is lovely.