Top 5 popular car predictions 2017

BMW 3 Series

BMW 3 SeriesAs 2016 comes to an end, car lovers are beginning to think of what new vehicles to invest in for the anticipated year of 2017.

Choosing a car can be tricky, depending on the buyer’s needs and preferences. However, WeWantAnyCar.com think there will be some stand-out models. Last year, the online car buying giant revealed its recommend cars for 2016. Here, you can find their top 5 popular car predictions for 2017:

BMW 3 Series

BMW never fails to disappoint, and its new 3 Series launching in February 2017 will be no exception. The new range will benefit from BMW’s expertise in carbon fibre construction, with a brand new lightweight chassis and a range of new three, four and six-cylinder engines. The design of the model represents a sophisticated and luxury look. Although being all-new, its design will immediately appear familiar, with the company’s kidney grille and deep air intakes being the standout features.

Prices will begin at £31,000 for the new series.

Audi A3Audi A3

The Audi A3 has become renowned as an entry-level car for buyers who want the luxury of a German-engineered car, without the hefty price tag.

The new 2017 Audi A3 will leave buyers spoilt for choice, featuring three body styles and three engine variants that can be mixed-and-matched across the range. Prospective buyers will have a choice of 10 variants.

Leading the way is the new A3 1.0 TFSI Sportback, which will hit dealerships with sharp pricing that will potentially lure even more buyers into an already competitive segment.
The revised A3 starts arriving in certain markets in May.

Ford FiestaFord Fiesta

Not only is the reliable Fiesta Ford’s biggest seller, it is also the most popular new car to have been sold in the UK. This leaves huge anticipation for the giant brand to deliver with its all-new supermini which will be launching in early 2017.

Visually, the new Fiesta will be similar in size and shape to previous models. However, the most notable changes amount to sharper headlamps and a lower nose featuring a wider grille, plus new horizontal tail-lights. More substantial changes will be found inside the car, with a more premium feel and a new infotainment system comprising a touchscreen display.

The 2017 model is set to hit markets from £13,000.

Nissan MicraNissan Micra

Often overlooked, the Nissan Micra will be return with and new and improved model, and will position itself as one of 2017’s most crucial new cars.

The Micra has undergone a design revolution, with a riveting appearance tailored for European tastes. As always, the sturdy Micra will be practical, and will feature a higher-quality interior to ensure supermini rivals will be keeping an eye on.

The level of tech will increase significantly – there will be a range of active safety kit, autonomous braking and Nissan’s Around View Monitor. Additionally, buyers will have scope for personalisation inside and out.

With a range of new 1.0-litre petrol turbos, a diesel, plus potential hybrid and performance models on the cards, the new Micra is sure to be a popular choice for a variety of buyers, ranging from those looking for a quick run-around and first-time-car-buyers.

The new 2017 Nissan Micra will launch early 2017, prices from £12.500.

Citroen C3Citroen C3

The new 2017 Citroen C3 is set to be its best model yet. The improved motor gets trademark Airbump protection, two-part headlamps and a minimalist cabin. Additionally, according to Citroen, there are 36 exterior colour combinations, with nine body colours and three shades for the roof, foglight trims, Airbump surrounds and side mirrors.

Also, impressive technology features include a new seven-inch colour display with features such as Apple CarPlay and MirrorLink. Smart feature ConnectedCam will also be included, which is designed to record incidents or accidents – a first for Citroen.

At the front of the car, there is a mix of ultra-slim daytime running lights, neatly integrated into the chrome badge and chunky headlights, with a set of foglights mounted further down the bumper. The rear gets small tail-lights – making use of LED technology to give extra depth to their design.

The Citroen C3 is set to go on sale in January 2017, with prices starting at £11,000.

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