Best of the last ICE cars?
02-18-2023 | 04:39 PM
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02-21-2023 | 09:59 PM
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Hi guys,
Probably winter blues, but curious to get your thoughts on what may be the best of the last ICE cars. Nat does not drive manual, hence thinking of options...
Not sports cars, just all around great 'performance' cars. Something that you might buy and keep for a long time, including driving in winter etc.
Still love my 2018 GTI, but being realistic, the next few years may be last chance for something
- simple ICE, not hybrid
- smaller sedan/coupe/hatch, ideally not an SUV
- well made, solid, repairable
- decent fuel economy
- not 'boring'
- I guess with a DSG
- Euro, Japanese?
I don't shop cars very often, but just thinking ahead on the next 5-10 years before the next car is a an appliance or an iphone.
Could be an interesting discussion.
M
Probably winter blues, but curious to get your thoughts on what may be the best of the last ICE cars. Nat does not drive manual, hence thinking of options...
Not sports cars, just all around great 'performance' cars. Something that you might buy and keep for a long time, including driving in winter etc.
Still love my 2018 GTI, but being realistic, the next few years may be last chance for something
- simple ICE, not hybrid
- smaller sedan/coupe/hatch, ideally not an SUV
- well made, solid, repairable
- decent fuel economy
- not 'boring'
- I guess with a DSG
- Euro, Japanese?
I don't shop cars very often, but just thinking ahead on the next 5-10 years before the next car is a an appliance or an iphone.
Could be an interesting discussion.
M