So is it going to be the new Mitsubishi Shogan or the Volkswagen Touareg,
Hmmzzz difficult help me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPN9tmnQZDw

I'll go with Vokswagen!

mitsu

After finding out my 99 VW New Beetle with 94,000 miles has a transmission that is going out or leaking transmission fluid out the front seal, I would not recommend a Volkswagen of any kind. I am very disappointed in my bug. And I take good care of it. I thought it would run for a lot longer than this. Don't know about the price of parts for a Mitsubishi, but parts for VWs are quite pricey. $3,000 for new transmission!!:eek:

Mitsubishis gearboxes are even worse than VW's. Plus the Touareg shares no componentry with a Beetle.

Volkswagen for me

Touareg. Or better, Audi Q7 which is the same basis.

Volkswagen for sure!

the volkswagen... and catwmn it has 94k on it every transmission needs/should be serviced around 100k just because you hit a snag earlier than expected is no reason to not want a certain type of car.

I would have to go with the VW.

Ummmmm, the peoples car!

i'll go with the vw, the mitsu is plainly agricultural

Ive owned a vw in the oast the best vehicle ive ever owned and i have had over 50 cars

Volkswagen for mettooo......because all Volkswagen cars have Powerful engine + High-quality interior + Smooth ride......
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