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Why Should You Consider the Volkswagen Polo Notch?
Updated on September 05 2024
Why Should You Consider the Volkswagen Polo Notch? When one thinks of used cars for less than P500,000, the image of an older model Japanese car almost always comes to mind. But what if we told you that you can get a German car for this sum of money?
No, we’re not referring to 1980s Mercedes-Benz W124 or BMW E34 5-Series from the same era. Plunking down around P350,000 or less for a used car with a European badge is indeed possible. Consider something like the 2015 Volkswagen Polo Notch. But why should you get a Volkswagen Polo, you ask?
1. It’s a trusted nameplate.
First seen in 1975, the VW Polo now has some 6 generations tucked under its belt and is sold in a number of countries around the world. What this essentially means is that millions of customers trust the nameplate to get them from Point A to Point B without a fuss.
2. It’s a sedan.
While Filipinos have gone stir-crazy over the omnipresent SUV and crossover, there is still a market for four-door sedans. After all, it was this type of practical mode of transport that got us around before the whole SUV craze started setting in. The relatively large and secure trunk, spacious front and rear quarters, and an inoffensive style make for one great package. Moreover, models sold in our market come with either a diesel or gasoline engines with Multi-Point fuel Injection for efficient yet adequate performance.
3. It’s a Volkswagen.
Anyone who knows his cars will be aware that the German marque has been around since the late 1930s. It has been synonymous with basic transport (Volkswagen stands for People’s Car in German) that has allowed many folks to acquire their own vehicle. And itt has been known to place attention to detail and German build quality into every offering that rolls off its factories around the world.
Sure, the maintenance cost may be a bit more than your typical Japanese brand. But do keep in mind that you’re paying for good ol’ German engineering here. So if only for this, then you should at least take a look at cars like the Volkswagen Polo Notch.
So, would you consider geting a Vollkswagen Polo Notch?