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Looking to get a Karoq but have some concerns about the Skoda brand and the resale value


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All cars in SG have sucks resale value.

Buy High, sell high (Toyota)

Buy Low, sell low (Skoda)

Loss is not much different when you sell it early less than 10years.

Skoda confirm will need more repairs and little issues down the road, thanks to its VW complexity reigns roots. If TS is type who will change car soon after warranty (3 yrs or 5 yrs), can just whack Skoda for conti feel.

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Jap cars are traditionally less hassle. 

 

Not so in the new era. Go read in the Jap thread and not hard to see they have their fair share of issues. 

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14 hours ago, Hamburger said:

Jap cars are traditionally less hassle. 

 

Not so in the new era. Go read in the Jap thread and not hard to see they have their fair share of issues. 

Read about a < 6 months Lexus ES leaking from sunroof and another owner sharing about faulty air sensor and broken front door lock. Both cases might be isolated incidents, but it does made one question the notion of Japanese cars being hardy and reliable. 

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14 hours ago, Hamburger said:

Jap cars are traditionally less hassle. 

 

Not so in the new era. Go read in the Jap thread and not hard to see they have their fair share of issues. 

Maybe because they are MIT instead now. 

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20 hours ago, Soya said:

Wah sei...u and that hantu RadX got fight on who has the freshest underwear

More like diapers La

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DCT/DSG are really not the smoothest at low speed, i dont know is it due to the traffic condition here or what, I have a DSG and now the DCT. Jerky on 1st gear, and shifting will go crazy at times on 2nd gear, loss power for that 2 secs dont know is it the turbo lag or the gear shifting. But F it cos i like its response. So be prepared for the DCT/DSG behaviour if getting a small turbo paring with them.  

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2 hours ago, Xers007 said:

DCT/DSG are really not the smoothest at low speed, i dont know is it due to the traffic condition here or what, I have a DSG and now the DCT. Jerky on 1st gear, and shifting will go crazy at times on 2nd gear, loss power for that 2 secs dont know is it the turbo lag or the gear shifting. But F it cos i like its response. So be prepared for the DCT/DSG behaviour if getting a small turbo paring with them.  

Maybe this will help you

 

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On 6/20/2020 at 9:48 PM, Hamburger said:

Jap cars are traditionally less hassle. 

 

Not so in the new era. Go read in the Jap thread and not hard to see they have their fair share of issues. 

Jap and Korean cars has been in the spotlight during the covid19 supply chain saga so it’s not difficult to see where the parts are coming from and why the quality issue lies.

but then again all iPhones are made in India n China now but you don’t see a huge problem in the phones .. other than the usual problem of iOS updates

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launch prices seems not as attractive as before as its now using the lean burn engine at 190bhp instead of the 245bhp ones.

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1 hour ago, Sdf4786k said:

launch prices seems not as attractive as before as its now using the lean burn engine at 190bhp instead of the 245bhp ones.

SUPERB AMBITION (NEW!)
2.0 TSI 140 kW 
With new 2.0 TSI engine and enhanced features 

VES Band: B
List Price:  SGD 141,900
Launch Price: SGD 128,900

SUPERB LAURIN & KLEMENT (NEW!)
2.0 TSI 140 kW
With new 2.0 TSI engine and enhanced features 

VES Band: B
List Price:  SGD 156,900
Launch Price: SGD 143,900

Explore SUPERB

The pre-facelift 2.0l is 217bhp not 245bhp

https://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.php?ID=876214&DL=2927

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