Is the T-Cross good for long journeys?
As it turned out, though, we needn’t have worried. The T-Cross is a pretty small car – only 136mm longer than a Polo – but it feels like a much larger vehicle when on the move. In fact, the near-100-mile trip to Cambridge from our home in South West London was completed in a very comfortable two hours. VW T-Cross vs T-Roc Dimensions Dimensions for the VW T-Cross include 1583 mm height, 1760 mm width and 4108 mm in length. This compact length makes it agile and ideal for city driving and parking in tight spaces. Whereas the VW T-Roc is bigger than the T-Cross, offering a bit more space and versatility.The T-Cross is the smallest of VW’s SUVs, sitting beneath the T-Roc, Tiguan, and Touareg. It’s a little bigger than a Polo, but still smaller than the T-Roc. VW expects big things from the T-Cross, and has said it will hopefully join the Golf and Polo in terms of sales figures.
Is the VW T-Cross worth buying?
Is the VW T-Cross Worth the Money? If you’re looking for a compact SUV and like the styling of the T-Cross, I wouldn’t let the above issues put you off. Overall, they’re well put-together cars, with a highly efficient and reliable engine. We reckon the 1. TSI 115 Match version of the VW T-Cross offers the best value for money. It’s slightly cheaper than an entry-level Ford Puma, but there are more affordable versions of the Nissan Juke and Seat Arona available.
Is T-Cross worth buying?
We think the T-Cross is a great buy in its cheaper forms, but if you’re looking higher up the price range, you’ll probably be better off with a VW T-Roc. Being the larger of the two, the T-Roc is the better option if you need more bootspace, stronger engines and increased cabin room. But if size doesn’t matter to you, the smaller Polo-based T-Cross is the one for you.The T-Cross rides on the same MQB platform, uses mostly the same engines and is built in the same Spanish factory as the Polo, but is ever so slightly longer and taller. You sit 100mm higher up. Bit more practical than a Polo too, thanks to increased overall length and a sliding rear bench seat.
Which is cheaper, T-Roc or T-Cross?
As a new car, an entry-level T-Cross is almost £4,000 cheaper than the most affordable T-Roc. The difference isn’t quite so chasmic on the used market but whatever your budget, you’ll find T-Crosses with lower mileage, higher spec or newer plates than T-Rocs. The T-Cross is compact yet versatile, perfect for city driving and weekend adventures alike. Its striking design and advanced technology features make it a standout choice in the compact SUV segment.