DRiVEandRiDE TV I suppose it may depend on the local market preferences. In this segment in Poland sat nav is probably the last option people would choose.

Klas Lilja Thanks. Yes, I have a 208 FL lined up some time in autumn. I can only do one review per week, so with all the new stuff coming out a facelift is not at the top of my list.

Marek Drives ah ok. Yeah I can imagine that there a lot of cars on the schedule before. Thanks for the reply though and I will have to wait until autumn then ;).

Thanks :) Back in the day with old diesel engines you had to wait for the glow plugs to heat up (the little yellow coil light had to disappear, before you could turn the engine one). In petrol engines you just start the car, although it is recommended you give the car 10-20 second idle time for the oil to start circulating (especially on cold days). Just remember you're not supposed to keep a cold engine running for longer periods, because once the oil is circulating, you need to get it up to temperature, and the only way of doing it is through driving. That being said, for videos you just show a sequence of shows: doors shut, key in the ignition, start, gear, drive off, and all that takes seconds, rather than tens of seconds.

@@MarekDrives Thanks for your time!👍😉💪🇬🇷

Screaming Eagle Not if I can help it ;) But I am going to the KIA cee'd facelift launch event in a couple of weeks, so that should be similar.

LLawliet182 Yes, it was a 1.4 90 hp. Very civilised at cruising speed. Not too bad around town, but there's no denying an oil burner is sitting under the bonnet.

Not in the near future.

+A.R.K Dean fabia is crap... ugly and noisy car...

Probably i20.

Marek Drives Yeah, the i20 seems the logical choice. It's roomier, quieter, more reliable and with a longer warranty. But damn that Clio is a looker, especially in red.

But interior is cheap and impractical.

4tom2u I haven't driven Mazda2 yet. I will in late summer/early autumn. Check back for a review.

Marek Drives sure will

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mersiboku Yes, I've got it lined up, but in autumn.

+Courtney Price It does.

+Marek Drives is the i20 fun to drive, can u race it around town, my friend rented the Peugeot and it was fun. what would you recommend? and is the fiesta really that fun?

Purplefabian When I was young and foolish, I though Fiat 126 with tinted windows and "sport" sticker was relatively sporty. From this perspective 208, i20, etc. are great cars that you can hoon about in. Even better if they are your parents' cars, because then you don't have to pay for damages. However if you'd like to feel a bit of sportiness, Fiesta is the one to go for. And to make it really fun, you want the ST version.

Marek Drives thank you very much for answering! st is my dream but it also costs double as much as the i20 so I will probably buy the i20.

No clue. I haven't seen it, I haven't driven it.

Like i20 1.2l

+CounterNic It's the closest I can get to a correct and comfortable driving position. The problem doesn't concern everyone, but it's something to look out for, when choosing a car.

+Marek Drives Sure is something to look out for. But won't you have a similar problem in other smaller cars?

CounterNic This one was particularly bad, because of the way the lower part of the centre console was shaped. That's why I pointed it out. In many cars the footwell wall is just flat all the way down. Here there's a tip/corner sticking out. I know it's rounded, but it touched my kneecap, so I think concerns about (at least my) safety are legitimate.

Honestly? For me there is no prefect car in the B segment at the moment.

yep, that's why im having difficulties choosing the car. I can get the i20 1.2 premium (2016) for less than 10K€ and the polo 1.4 SE (2015) also for less than 10K. I like the looks of the i20 more, but the polo offers sat nav. I don't know what to choose =(

Like a very old Civic maybe. The color definitely gives that 70s vibe :)

Thanks. They are called sunglasses for a reason. It's that or me squinting into the camera.