Buyer's Guide S22 Ep29 | Suzuki S-Presso, VW Tiguan, Toyota Agya, Land Rover Discovery, Ford Ranger

We help a viewer choose a suitable vehicle to use for e-hailing. We advise a viewer who wants to swop his VW Polo Vivo GT for a Renault Duster. And we examine a Toyota Hilux with a little bit of a drinking problem.
If you have a question for the team, you can send it to [e-mail] and please include as much information as possible, including a photo of yourself.

[@thalentesirrotomaphumulo]

Please bring Dr Muzi Sambo

[@nduvhonekhavhambe7855]

Seconded

[@Myteksonic]

Absolutely I couldn't agree more.

[@robintyson591]

Please fade out your introductory theme music sooner. We can't hear anything Seggie says and only when the first question is answered do you fade it out. Why?

[@ozemsadventureofrandomstuf252]

Yes please it’s actually annoying after while 😢we wanna hear important stuff

[@henrysithole3623]

I drive a Jetta VI, couldn't be more happier. The car is 10 years old, but 5 years with me and just clocked 180000 km. Can't complain at all.

[@itumelengsebetlela8807]

I like how you guys discussed about that high mileage Toyota hilux. I learnt a lot from that

[@tuka5871]

Another Cherry/ Haval promo episode 😅

[@sivuyiledumalisile6308]

They seem to be good cars , but I'm still a bit sceptical about them . I'll just wait until they've really proven themselves when it comes to reliability.

[@itumelengsebetlela8807]

​@@sivuyiledumalisile6308Lol bhuti by the time you want to go for them, they'll be more expensive than now. 😂

[@henrysithole3623]

But it's the reality out there. They are a good value for money. It's not about being promoted here. The price is really attractive.

[@gerriepretorius8978]

Always watch this show and respect the panel's views. Unfortunately today they did not mention anything about a well known and very high frequency crankshaft / bottom end engine failures on the Land Rover Discovery engine. I am a big LR fan but will not touch a Discovery due to this. Countless forums discuss this in detail.

[@wintongoliath8473]

Great show as always. Love the guest 😊 Thank you

[@mindfreeze0838]

Great show as always, I look forward to it every week. For the person with the 2 kids, yeah the Tiggo 8 pro is a good choice, but if you know you arent going to load up the car with more than 4 passengers then yeah the H6 is a better choice.
For the last question, they want stress free motoring after the trauma of the Audi. If they dont mind losing some of the bells and whistles the Audi had, get the Ciaz, youre getting a brand new car thats reliable albeit with less tech and plushness of the Audi.

[@Yesack]

Great show as always

[@All.Gravy96]

What a great show

[@mazibukomail]

Rather go to a scrap yard, find injectors from an old vehicle, then get mechanic to charge for labour in putting them on.

[@borismkhwanazi583]

Cherry for this time

[@user-cf5qx9yc3d]

Please don’t sleep on Japanese brands for longevity when people want to keep those cars for long periods

[@ozzi4627]

I always say...take advise from those that have done what you want to do or juat do it and gain your own experience in it...cant dismiss something you know nothing about...makes no sense.
I am a VW person by choice but if the specific suv at Chery,Haval and Beijing had a diesel engine Id take it...but went witg the Tiguan due to the diesel engine and wife working for VW

[@kevindreyer6710]

They should call buyers guide japanese Chinese buyers guide...They don't like vw and other German cars ... I have 2 vws reaching over 300 000 km troubles free... For me substance over features is more important on a car

[@ronz91]

Depends on the model and year of a German car but if you get the wrong one it's trouble. Whereas Japanese it's hard to go wrong.