Vauxhall insignia or Nissan Juke high specification

forgotmyname · 28 November 2017 at 12:09AM

A Nissan Micra with big wheels or an Insignia which is a large family sized car?

Ever bought a car before?

iolanthe07 · 28 November 2017 at 5:02PM

HWG wrote: »

I read recently that the Insignia was the fastest-depreciating car in the UK... Worth a thought as the 15 plate is still relatively new.

Also worth considering that the "disinterested" dealer may have just priced the car competitively, and doesn't feel the need to be overly welcoming as they know the car will sell itself.

I read that too, but I rented an Insignia once and I thought it was very good - smooth, comfortable, and powerful enough. A used one not too old would be a good buy.

Robisere · 28 November 2017 at 5:14PM

How about a Golf Plus?
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/volkswagen/golf-plus-2009-2013
Plenty of space, higher driving position, VW reliability. Not a ball of fire, but a good choice for a family.

DoaM · 28 November 2017 at 5:55PM

iolanthe07 wrote: »

I read that too, but I rented an Insignia once and I thought it was very good - smooth, comfortable, and powerful enough. A used one not too old would be a good buy.

My current vehicle is an Insignia Grand Sport (latest 2017 model, 136PS 1.6 diesel, Techline Nav variant) and it's very nice. Plenty of space, comfortable, smooth, quiet ... and looks really nice. (I have neighbours who own Range Rovers and BMWs comment favourably about it).

Sherlyta · 28 November 2017 at 11:43PM

Yes I have never bought a car before. i was trying to understand all about cars in a month time and i think this twisted my brain a bit.. the previous and comfortable car i was driving it was an automatic jeep grand cherokee 2001, my exhusband choose it, I just paid for it. it was 4.7 petro with lpg money drinking car, last month did not passed mot and i did not want to spend more on it.

I was in a kind of lost paradise when thinking about those cars. I went through a process of having to renounce to a big car and to try to get a small family car and i do not know how i ended up with the juke and the insignia, well I read about vauxall astra ecoflex to one of the cleanest cars? then i was looking around astra when i found the salon model lookin nice
Honestly a car that goes with me, with my style and tune life seems it should be something a lot cheaper than that to keep the cash for bigger projects but still to be reliable and safe. a car to carry my daughter to a potential village school, i may need moving too. my 3000 miles a year could increase to more than 10k so I thought in whatever case I should get a diesel car.

Thanks a lot for your thoughts, I really appreciate. I am looking into ford focus, vauxall astra, corsa as well.
I was meant to pay today for the juke. I had a second thought and decided to think better about it. I wish I could know the one to choose, I am easy to be seduced with a good looking car funny enough I was not liking the juke at first

and now I am again lost.

DoaM · 29 November 2017 at 9:45AM

Even 10k a year is very borderline for a diesel ... the engine would likely never get warm enough to allow the DPF to clean. You'd be better getting a petrol.

Vauxhall insignia or Nissan Juke high specification

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