The potential problem with waiting for the new versions of models is that new usually means more money AND less likely to be on the scheme immediately. Look at the Skoda Superb for example, much less choice now than with the last model. It was top of my list this time around after coming a very close second last time, but the smaller, petrol only engine choices, plus the standard trim levels didn’t come close to the toys in the Tiguan. I have to admit a part of me wanting the Superb was wanting to deny my disability and that I could still get in and out of a lower car but after a couple trips in my sons Seat Ibiza, I had to admit that, while I COULD get in and out, it wasn’t anywhere near as easy as getting in and out of an SUV.
"Man is born in freedom, but he soon becomes a slave, in cages of convention, from the cradle, to the grave."