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The Avanza is an entry-level 7-seater offered by Toyota. The Toyota Avanza for sale is quite popular for various reasons. Let’s have a look at some features of the Avanza that makes it a successful steal, and whether or not you should buy it. Appearance Considering the fact that the Avanza is an entry-level 7-seater, it is quite pleasant to look at. The front of the Avanza features a sleek look thanks to the headlights and the broad chrome slat connecting them. Then we have got the big trapezoidal grille that gets a good treatment of chrome as well. The rugged and heavier look is further enhanced by the sculpted front bumper. The rear of the Avanza features a vertical setup of taillights that are nicely integrated into the D-pillars. The boot lid has got a few sharp creases to get the boredom out of the equation. Interior This is where the Toyota Avanza really excels in terms of space. It has got a roomy cabin. Accommodating 6-7 people wouldn’t be problematic at all. There is a good a

  What is it? Nine years is a lifetime in the motor industry, and especially the last nine years, which have seen us switch from petrol to diesel and back again, seen the rise of electric cars and hybrids, touchscreens and connected cars, SUVs and crossovers. Yet, through all of that, the Ford Fiesta for sale has been a constant, not just as a big-seller (although it’s unquestionably that) but as once of the best cars in its class, and certainly the best to drive. It seems like a good time to look at buying a used Ford Fiesta for sale . Which one should I buy? There is a simplicity to the Fiesta which is quite refreshing. In an age where car model ranges have spread ever outwards, the Fiesta has stuck with simple core principles — there have only ever really been three, at most four, engine choices, and two key trim levels. Of those, mid-spec Zetec trim is probably the best one to aim for as it’s sufficiently well equipped to feel like you’re getting the things you need, but without t

  “I drive a 2013 VW Polo Vivo with the 1.6 engine. I want to upgrade to the new Polo, but it has a much smaller engine of 1.0 litres. They say it has a turbo for extra power, but how reliable is a turbo? Will it be expensive to repair? Should I just buy another VW Polo for sale , instead?” Turbo-chargers are more reliable than they were 10 years ago, so you can buy the Polo without fear of it blowing its turbo. The Polo comes with a three-year or 120 000km warranty included in the sales price and this will cover the car for mechanical failure. When the warranty expires, buy a new one or sell the car - there are always buyers for a used VW Polo for sale . You can well-taken care of pre-owned Polo models at Group 1 Cars and the best part is - they only sell certified pre-owned vehicles! . . . Original article from https://www.news24.com/wheels/News/