49 used Volkswagen T-Cross cars for sale

In 2019, Volkswagen introduced the T-Cross – a small SUV based on the ever-popular Polo – to the world. The T-Cross is a sensible and refined car that’s perfect for families. With impressive fuel economy, a tidy frame and a roomy interior, it can comfortably handle the school run or commute as well as take you further afield.

Volkswagen T-Cross updates and facelifts

It was released with a choice between two engine sizes – a 1.0-litre and a 1.5-litre. A year later, Volkswagen added the 1.6-litre diesel variant. The T-Cross won Best Compact SUV at the Business Car Awards in 2019, as well as a host of other international awards like UOL Carros and L'Auto Preferita.

There is plenty of space in the back seat and the boot. The T-Cross enjoys the high-quality craftsmanship Volkswagen is famed for, with a subtle yet luxurious finish inside and out. In keeping with Volkswagen's modern lineup of cars, the T-Cross has a distinct style and sense of practicality.

Practicality and style of the car

Despite its small external form, the T-Cross is spacious inside. Thanks to the raised roof line, even the tallest passengers should fit comfortably. The rear bench seat has a 60/40 split for convenience and can be slid back to accommodate rear-seated adults comfortably. Slide it up to 140mm forwards to get an extra 70 litres of boot space, taking it from 385 to 455 litres, rivalling competitors like the Nissan Juke (422 litres) and SEAT Arona (400 litres). With both rear seats folded flat, you'll get access to all 1,281 litres the T-Cross has to offer; even more than the Ford Puma's impressive 1,216 litres.

The T-Cross is average in its class for towing capacity, able to pull between 1,000kg and 1,200kg –perfect for trailers and small caravans.

Running costs

Most versions of the T-Cross will fall between insurance groups 9 and 10, with only the top-spec R-Line trim reaching group 17 (out of 50). The T-Cross returns between 43 and 54 MPG depending on your engine choice meaning the T-Cross remains an impressively economical car within its class. Prices start as low as £20 per year for road tax and can go up to £180 for some of the higher-end trims.

How a used Volkswagen T-Cross drives

When the T-Cross was released in 2019, it came with a choice of two petrol engines. There are two choices for power output from the 1.0-litre petrol engine. The first produces 94bhp, managing 0-62mph in 11.5 seconds with a five-speed manual transmission as standard, and has a top speed of 112mph. It returns around 47.2–49.3mpg and produces 112g/km of CO2.

The slightly more powerful 114bhp 1.0-litre petrol engine gets from 0-62mph in 11.3 seconds. With six speeds in the manual gearbox, this version can reach a top speed of 120mph. It returns around 45.6–47.1mpg and produces 111g/km of CO2.

For more power, consider the 1.5-litre petrol engine. Producing 147bhp, this variant comes with seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission as standard. This engine will get from 0-62mph in 8.5 seconds and reaches 124mph.

Though it has since been discontinued, you may still find a used Volkswagen T-Cross with a 1.6-litre diesel engine offering 94bhp. This version reaches 62mph in 11.9 seconds and has a top speed of 112mph, returning a reported 52.7–54.3mph and producing 110g/km of CO2.

Engines and official MPG

Please refer to the table below for a comprehensive list of engines and their official mpg figures.

2018 - onwards

Engine	Official WLTP MPG
1.0 TSI 110	47.2–49.3 mpg
1.0 TSI 110 DSG	43.0–45.5 mpg
1.0 TSI 115	45.6–47.1 mpg
1.0 TSI 115 DSG	43.9–45.0 mpg
1.0 TSI 95	47.6–49.1 mpg
1.5 TSI 150 DSG	46.4–47.2 mpg
1.6 TDI 95	52.7–54.3 mpg
1.6 TDI 95 DSG	50.8–52.0 mpg

Features you can expect in a Volkswagen T-Cross

Interior

The cabin of a Volkswagen T-Cross is designed to be subtle yet functional. Volkswagen veterans will find the interior familiar, as the dashboard shares many similarities with the Polo. Thanks to the raised ride height and seating position of the T-Cross, the driver has more visibility. Optional colour inserts mean the interior can have a punch of personality while not compromising the composed feel the T-Cross otherwise achieves.

Technology

All trims come with an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment display as standard, and the controls are thoughtfully laid out for convenient, safe and intuitive use. Trims above the SE enjoy a 10.3-inch display in place of analogue dials, giving a high-tech feel to the cabin. Bluetooth, DAB radio, two USB ports and air conditioning come as standard across all trims.

There is a tray on top of the dash perfect for smaller items, while a large cubbyhole near the gear lever has plenty of space for cables, smartphones and more, with more storage in the central armrest. The door bins are roomy, too.

SEL and R-Line trims come with sat nav as standard, which is an optional extra in the SE trim. All but the entry-level S trim get access to Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for smartphone functionality, and all versions have access to the optional "Winter Pack" which adds heated front seats.

Safety

The Volkswagen T-Cross is impressively safe, scoring a full five stars on the Euro NCAP safety test. It achieved 97% for adult-occupancy safety, and 86% for child-occupancy safety. There are plenty of airbags in the T-Cross, with front driver and passenger airbags, front and rear curtain airbags, and side airbags throughout. The emergency braking system helps you avoid and mitigate collisions. ISOFIX mounts are present in the back seats so you can easily attach child seats.

Trims available on the Volkswagen T-Cross

T-Cross S

The S is the entry-level trim for the Volkswagen T-Cross and comes with an impressive suite of features. Entertainment on the go won't be an issue in the S as it comes with DAB radio and Bluetooth connectivity as standard. The door mirrors are heated to take the edge off during colder months and can be electrically adjusted. LED rear lights always keep you visible on the road, while automatic headlights keep everything ahead of you well lit, too. All the windows are electric and there is air conditioning. This trim comes with 16-inch alloy wheels.

T-Cross SE

This trim upgrades you to 17-inch alloy wheels and adds the convenience and style of black-painted roof rails. Cornering lights and front fog lights make navigating low-light driving safer and more convenient. Adaptive cruise control and driver-fatigue warnings also help keep you safer on the road. The leather-bound steering wheel gives a luxurious feel and features controls for the stereo and infotainment system. The infotainment system comes with Car-Net App-Connect, meaning you can take full advantage of your car’s entertainment and connectivity potential with your smartphone.

T-Cross SEL

The SEL has a more executive finish, with silver-painted roof rails and LED front lights adding an air of sophistication to the car. Analogue dials are replaced with a customisable 10.3-inch digital display, offering the standard speedometer and rev counter as well as navigation options.

Finding your way is a breeze with Discover Navigation, Volkswagen’s sat nav system. On the road, you can drive in comfort thanks to the sports seats in the front. Once you come to a stop, parking is made easier thanks to the addition of front and rear parking sensors.

T-Cross R-Line

The R-Line is the top-spec trim for the Volkswagen T-Cross and comes with a host of aesthetic upgrades. There are R-Line badges around the car, aluminium foot pedals and exclusive carbon flag seat cloth. 18-inch alloy wheels complete the ensemble.

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