Hi, I am confused between Tiago XZ Plus and Polo Comfortline. This will be my first car and the difference between the two is about 1lac and obviously the Polo is from the Volkswagen brand so the quality is better but as I found in Tiago I did not get all the facilities. Please suggest Me...

Q. Hi, I am confused between Tiago XZ Plus and Polo Comfortline. This will be my first car and the difference between the two is about 1lac and obviously the Polo is from the Volkswagen brand so the quality is better but as I found in Tiago I did not get all the facilities. Please suggest Me...
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Krrizz | 3 years ago

@ Pv | Good suggestion

Well. Even i was on this same confusion and bought VW 1.0 comfirtline. Let me tell you if you need premium quality, comfirt drive, safety, and the feel of german brand wwith european standard go for VW polo, but in comfirtline you get 1.0mpi not the turbo charged it will get in highline only, so you feel bit powerless on initial but drive quality is amazing after that in polo. Tiago is good in safety now and yeh 1.2 engine, still you don't feel premium or comfirt drive. You never regret buying polo.

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Daksha | 3 years ago

Even i was on this same confusion and almost decided to buy Tata tiago XZ+ but after seen the POLO, I bought VW 1.0 Comfortline. Let me tell you if you need premium quality, comfort drive, safety, and the feel of German brand with European standard go for VW polo, but in Comfortline you get 1.0mpi not the turbo charged, it will get in highline only, so you feel bit powerless on initial but drive quality is amazing after that in polo. Quality of the inside plastics good, Stylish design finishing .

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Shubham | 3 years ago

Polo is good but it's cost is high and trust me tiago is way much poweful in it's compitition and if you can increase your budget then rather going for non indian brand you can also take a test drive for either altroz or it's turbo variant, will provide you best safety, best braking impressive interior and space and comfort. Take a test drive and decide, you will fall for it for sure.

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Raja | 2 years ago

See dear it depends upon you whether you like german company Volkswagen or Indian company tata both are similar but tata tiago is best choice for you. bcoz tha car has more mileage & it looks more attractive than the Volkswagen. it is in budget category. Tiago build quality is just wow.

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Ravi | 3 years ago

You go for tiago nothing is better than. You will save 1 lk but it will cost your fuel for next five year

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W | 3 years ago

Lol, paid reviews. Both the answers above are same. VW paying people to write fake reviews?

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Prashanth | 3 years ago

@ Daksha | Even i was on this same confusion and almost decided to buy Tata tiago XZ+ but after seen the POLO, I bought VW 1.0 Comfortline. Let me tell you if you need premium quality, comfort drive, safety, and the feel of German brand with European standard go for VW polo, but in Comfortline you get 1.0mpi not the turbo charged, it will get in highline only, so you feel bit powerless on initial but drive quality is amazing after that in polo. Quality of the inside plastics good, Stylish design finishing .

Why does your post and the previous post look the same? paid review?

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| 3 years ago

@ W | Lol, paid reviews. Both the answers above are same. VW paying people to write fake reviews?

Your makes it clear who is paid ,😍😍😍😍

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Yasir | 3 years ago

@ Krrizz | Well. Even i was on this same confusion and bought VW 1.0 comfirtline. Let me tell you if you need premium quality, comfirt drive, safety, and the feel of german brand wwith european standard go for VW polo, but in comfirtline you get 1.0mpi not the turbo charged it will get in highline only, so you feel bit powerless on initial but drive quality is amazing after that in polo. Tiago is good in safety now and yeh 1.2 engine, still you don't feel premium or comfirt drive. You never regret buying polo.

Have you feel any noise in engine during driving??

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Prabakaran | 3 years ago

Does service cost high for Polo?

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Pv | 3 years ago

@ Krrizz | Well. Even i was on this same confusion and bought VW 1.0 comfirtline. Let me tell you if you need premium quality, comfirt drive, safety, and the feel of german brand wwith european standard go for VW polo, but in comfirtline you get 1.0mpi not the turbo charged it will get in highline only, so you feel bit powerless on initial but drive quality is amazing after that in polo. Tiago is good in safety now and yeh 1.2 engine, still you don't feel premium or comfirt drive. You never regret buying polo.

Good suggestion

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Sohandeep | 3 years ago

Go for Tiago xz+

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Kumar | 3 years ago

Tiago XZ plus

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AmanOhlan | 3 years ago

Blindly go for polo

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| 2 years ago

Mileage

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Engine1199 cc
Power72.41bhp@6000rpm
Torque95Nm@3500rpm
TransmissionAutomatic
Mileage 28.06 Km/Kg
Fuel TypeCNG
AirbagsDriver and Passenger
Length3765*1677*1535 mm^3
Safety Rating4 Star

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