Choice of vehicle

Whether SUV, estate car or small car - we will advise you individually and find the right type of vehicle. The search for a new car can be difficult. And not just because the price and performance have to be right. Depending on your needs, several vehicle types often seem to be the ideal choice. At CSB Schimmel you will find a large selection of possible models as well as professional advice on all open questions.

The SUV, or city off-roader, has been one of the favourite vehicle types for some years now. It is therefore not surprising that our Hyundai and Mitsubishi brands offer a number of SUVs. An SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) is characterised by its wide dimensions and raised seating position for passengers. SUVs are visually reminiscent of off-road vehicles and have a spacious and modern interior. Plenty of space at the legs and above the head make them particularly comfortable, but above all the boot space is a selling point. Top models such as the Hyundai TUCSON have a capacity of 1,799 litres with the rear seats folded down. The Mitsubishi Outlander 's storage space can be increased to up to 1,681 litres by folding down the rear seat bench in a 60:40 ratio.

The estate also scores points with its spacious interior. The estate has its origins as a commercial vehicle used to transport loads. It is therefore not surprising that the high load volume still characterises this type of vehicle today. Today, the estate car is particularly popular with families. Modern and equipped with a variety of safety systems, you can get from A to B safely. The Hyundai i30 estate, for example, impresses across the board with its high level of equipment, compact design and generous boot capacity of up to 1650 litres.

The compact car, which is not characterised by a large boot, is not to be sneezed at. Finding a parking space is particularly easy with a compact compact car. As a rule, it fits into any parking space and even small side streets in the city centre are no problem. The compact car is the right type of vehicle for use in the city centre in particular. The interior space is strategically well utilised so that plenty of legroom and comfort can be achieved. Depending on the model, the equipment is very modern, the design is fresh and the engine is exceptionally powerful. The crowd favourite Mitsubishi Space Star, for example, achieves up to 71 hp (52 kW) and is powered by a 1.2 petrol engine. The Hyundai i10 also puts an astonishing amount of power on the road - up to 84 hp (62 kW) and with low fuel consumption.