u/Key_Extension5775

Thinking of buying a Volkswagen Polo and wanted some honest opinions before I go ahead.

From what I’ve read, service parts should be available until around 2031 because of regulatory requirements. Just want to know if that actually holds true in real life.

A few things I’m trying to understand:

What’s a fair price in the used market right now?

Are there any strong reasons not to buy one or things I should watch out for?

It’s a naturally aspirated 75 bhp engine, pretty simple overall. How does that hold up over the next four to five years in terms of reliability, maintenance, and everyday driving?

For someone planning to keep the car for around five years, what are the real pros and cons?

Also, how risky is it to buy a car that has had flood damage?
Even if it looks fine, what kind of issues tend to show up later?

Would really appreciate inputs from owners or anyone with hands on experience.

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u/Key_Extension5775 — 9 days ago

I’ve been looking into few vehicles and currently there are two options I’ve got.
Honda Amaze 2015 manual - 3rd owner, full company service record, base model, 60k km run and well maintained - final price is 2.7L

Baleno 2017 manual - 1st owner, partial company service most recent have been from local service, base model with few updates like music system, 65k km run well maintained - final price is 3.7L

Kindly guide me with this

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u/Key_Extension5775 — 12 days ago