New 2023 Volkswagen T-Cross deals

2023 Volkswagen T-Cross deals

Full length Volkswagen T-Cross video review with market value analysis

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Volkswagen T-Cross

Expect the T-Cross to sell in the £22,000 to £30,000 bracket, which is fractionally above what you'll pay for volume rivals like Renault's Captur, Nissan's Juke or, indeed, this model's two VW Group cousins, the Skoda Kamiq and the SEAT Arona.

T-Cross buyers are offered a choice of four trim levels - 'SE', 'Black Edition', 'SEL' and 'R-Line'.

'SE' buyers get the chance to pay £750 more to graduate from the entry-level 95PS version of the 1.0 TSI Petrol engine to the 110PS variant.

Further up the range, you have to have this perkier unit. Providing you avoid base trim and the base 95PS engine, you'll be offered the chance to pay £1,500 more for a 7-speed DSG auto gearbox.

The 1.5 TSI variants start from just over £30,000. All T-Cross variants benefit from a sliding rear bench seat as standard. And the 'SE' derivatives that most customers will choose get 17-inch 'Clayton' alloy wheels, black roof rails and front fog lights with cornering function.

Plus a leather-trimmed multifunction steering wheel and a variable boot floor. Tech highlights include adaptive cruise control, app connect and a driver alert system. 'SEL' trim brings 17-inch 'Chesterfield' alloys, tinted windows, LED headlights and silver roof rails, as well as front sport seats, carpet mats and an ambient lighting package.

Climate control and a Discover Navigation system are also included. We could write for the rest of the page about the opportunities for model personalisation; suffice it to say that there are plenty..