November 12

Why you should not trust automobile reviewers on Youtube?

(Click on the arrow below to play the video)

0  comments

I am driving VW Polo for last 6 years and its a gem of a car but none of the famous bloggers or vloggers talk about importance of safety and quality in which Polo gets 10/10 for the value it offers under 8 lacs bracket. No one has ever talked in detail that how other B2 segment cars does cost cutting by not providing 100% Galvanized body, not provide full wheel claddings, poor plastics, not provide proper cladded boot cover, not provide under body protection, not provide airbags in their starting variants, cabin rattling, water coming inside of the car, no proper not provide proper build quality and so on.

If Volkswagen Polo provides that, no reviewer tries to stress on its qualities and what makes Polo ahead of its competitors. Rear space may be an issue but its still great for 4 people and overall its the only German car in the segment whose quality is comparable to Audi A1 which is VW's brand itself. There are hundreds of reasons which can be told to convince people to buy VW cars.

But on the contrary, there is too much stress on negativity, inflating small issues into big, spreading rumours about its maintenance costs etc. In this Video, as a proud VW Polo, I have confronted such people who are blindly following one brand and think that other brands are building poor quality cars and have no sense of Indian Car Scene.

Please share your comments below and subscribe to my YouTube Channel​

Never miss an update on a new Video or a Post

Sign Up Now to receive an email when a new video, post or a product review is posted on Volklub!


Share the post if you like it

Tags

Build Quality, Cost Cutting, volkswagen polo



You may also like

{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}

Have a question?

Drop me an email regarding your issue with service, brand, sales or parts issue. I will contact manufacturer on Twitter and try to get it resolved.

>