Ford Puma. Thanks to agile handling and surprisingly nippy performance, the Ford Puma will put a bigger smile on your face than most rivals. In fact, we think it's the best small SUV to drive
Nexon becomes the default choice if you want space for five and a comfortable ride. However, the Nexon might feel a little rough around the edges if it's polished and the latest tech you're after In 2016, Volkswagen ranked 22 out of 29 manufacturers according to the annual ConsumerReports reliability survey. In that same year, ReliabilityIndex reported that Volkswagen came 9th in their annual report. Though this doesn’t sound impressive, it is better than two of its German counterparts, Audi and BMW. In ReliabilityIndex’s 2019 The combination of the 1.5 TSI engine and DSG gearbox is a match made in heaven. The vehicle offers both smoothness and impressive power. I've also experienced the 1.0 TSI engine, and I find the 1.5 TSI to be more refined. The car effortlessly maintains speeds of 120 km/h, and it can be a challenge to keep it below that due to the remarkable
5. Volkswagen T-Roc. Reliability score 95.02% Our pick Volkswagen T-Roc 1.5 TSI EVO R-Line DSG Used deals from £14,370. Volkswagen will be pleased Skoda isn't getting to enjoy all the limelight, thanks to its T-Roc SUV splitting the two other VW Group SUVs (Skoda, along with Seat, Audi, and some other companies, all form part of the Volkswagen
Overall, cars proved more reliable than trucks or SUVs. Cars – meaning sedans, hatchbacks, wagons, coupes, and convertibles – posted an average score of 57. SUVs scored an average of 50.
Volkswagen Virtus Pros. A ‘complete’ car that just might bring some love back to sedans. Classy exterior & interior styling, along with solid build quality. Cabin has good legroom on offer, supportive seats, perfect ergonomics & enough storage. 521-liter boot is the largest in its segment (along with the Slavia’s)
