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One more plus on the diesel is that I will not have to press the horn when going close to pedestrians and cyclists 😆

To me it felt crappy on my driving test. That’s all

Might have been a combo effect of being paired with crappy dq200 too not too sure to be honest but I spent almost 40 mins on each and the diesel won. Picking her up next week

looks like its 80k miles

Hi guys, any idea what is the recommended oil service for the DQ381 ?

2.0 tdi 150 bhp Same hill for both cars quite steep and long I specifically asked to drive it there Both dsg 7 speed autos 2025

To answer my own question I test drove both 1.5 petrol and 1.5 diesel (Both SE-L) and the diesel wins (1.5 petrol almost stalled going uphill) diesel is better suited to this big car in my opinion after the test

No I have not, there is one near me, might go for a test drive this week.

@Ootohere Goind by the reviews in here and also the rattle i have personaly heard on the Karoq I am no longer keen going anywhere near this gearbox to be honest. Its a shame as i really liked the refined new 1.5 tsi evo2 engine.

Many thanks guys Looks like i have to stick with diesels.

@Breezy_Pete Can you please help me in identifying what gearbox type is in this 2 superb estates? reg: EU24GFO reg: EU24HFT Thanks Jon

I’m looking at 2 superb estates at the moment both latest facelift. 1 is a petrol 1.5 tsi 150bhp with mhev The other one a 2.0 tdi 150bhp Both are 7 Auto DSG however I’m not sure if they are both dry or both wet and which one is better and more reliable? The TDI is SE-L with 18 inch tyres The petrol is SE drive technology with 17 inch tyres (both have window insulation) Which one should I go for guys? Is the petrol gutsy enough for motorways and to pull away all that big car? I’m not planning to race it. Where I live there is also a slight hill which I have never had any issues before with other cars however this estate looks really big..

Good morning as per the title, I have already watched several youtube reviews however I'd like to know your opinion please This will be doing mixture of motorways and city (around 1k miles a month) Shall i go for petrol 1.5 or diesel 1.5 (do they both come with the same gearbox model) and is the consumpion a huge difference between the 2? It will be a 2 wheel drive preferably comfortable and quiet enough (I am tempted by the se-l trim due to better seats, however it seems the entry se drive comes with smaller wheels, any big difference in comfort and noise between the se and the se-l wich comes with 18 inch tyres?) cheers jon

Are 17 inches also allowed to use? If so which profile do you recommend please

just checked my manual and it says rim 6Jx16 ET43 and tyre 215/60 R16 for chains in snow I will ask for a technician from the main dealer to confim in writing.