Is golf 4 a good first car? I suck at parking so I think a smaller

sure if its got the diesel
the 1.8t breaks easily

>>16769460
The 2.slow would also be a solid option for reliability, though it's quite underpowered.

>>16769493
it's a golf, any engine is underpowered

>>16769460
>>16769493
I don't really care about driving fast, as long as it's reliable and not expensive to fix it's good, thanks a lot

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VW usually have electrical issues. Expensive to repair too.

If you want a small, reliable vehicle, I'd recommend a Toyota Yaris. Great on gas, and apparently there's a huge performance following in euroland where it's called the "Vitz"

>>16769506
then get the 1.9
its the most durable of them.

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>>16769449

>>16769550
it's called vitz only in japan you redneck

>>16769550
it would be perfect but I'd look like a girl in that car

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>>16769556

>>16769559
Really? I thought that Yaris was only in burgerland. Okay.

>>16769562
I don't believe Toyota has officially designated a gender to any of their vehicles. I think it's better to not worry what others think of your car, and be more secure in your masculinity.

>>16769449
I've had a mk4 Jetta 1.8t for a few months and it's an amazing machine. That being said it's not without faults. Love it so much I'm gonna get a TDI just like it.

>>16769449
Yeah
Cheap af to fix if you're in Europe and reliable if it's the right engine.

These golfs aged beautifully