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You could also look at Mazda 3 — good gadget, I prefer them to Corolla nowadays.
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My inlaws have a 2014 Corolla hatch. I would not describe it as roomy or having a big boot (although the sedan would be bigger). I'm also suprised at how low-budget the finish is. Very disappointing - for rusted on Toyota lovers only.
They only paid $22k for it new so I'd assume 12m old would be $4-5k lesscarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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The Corolla hatchback is disappointing,with a tiny boot and no rear legroom.
The sedan is a completely diffirent design,and newer as well,but hard to find any used ones under $20000.
Mazda 3 sedan is also a great car,but also out of budget.
Maybee Jetta is the best buy for that money...Comment
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Plenty of 2012 103kw tdi out there within budget & reasonable mileagecarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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Originally posted by Blacknite View Post
Hey mate, I drive an '08 Golf GT Sport running the 125kw 1.4L tsi engine. Although it has a few extra kw over the 118 tsi engine it lists the same 7.7L/100km average fuel consumption. I can confirm that this is fairly close to accurate. On a full tank of 98 ron fuel (costs me about $65-70 for a full tank) I will drive around Brisbane doing both short trips to the shops and also a few longer drives such as 45 min down to gold coast. The best consumption I've got out of the full tank was 680km and the worst I've got is 550km.
Coming from driving a straight 6 mitsubishi magna that did 400km off a $90 91 ron fill up, its a massive improvement!MY08 Golf GT Sport MKVComment
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Vee sixOriginally posted by BennyTheJet View Postcarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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