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Volkswagen Phaeton
The greatest second-hand car on the market, thanks to appalling RVs. Pity, the Phaeton is a good car with decent engines and quality
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Read reviews of the latest models and discover the prices and deals
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Volkswagen XL1
£98,515
The world's first green hypercar is brilliant. The future, beamed into your local VW dealer
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Volkswagen Jetta
Latest Jetta is a marked improvement, but still dull as ever
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Volkswagen Up
£8,920 - £24,725
This is the one they all need to watch out for. VW has finally got serious about the city car
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Volkswagen Eos
More elegant than the Golf Cabrio despite that folding hard-top. Eos is a decent, cheaper alternative to something like a 4 Series Convertible
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Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet
£18,325 - £39,520
Attractive cabrio variant of the huge Golf range is good looking and good to drive
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Volkswagen CC
£29,945
A handsome, competent car that's ideal for those who can't afford a Merc CLS or for anyone who simply wishes to drive something more stylish than a 5-Series
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Volkswagen Golf Estate
£15,465 - £44,070
All-new Golf Estate doesn't just look much better: it's now one of the family estate sector's best buys
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Volkswagen Scirocco
It's been said the Scirocco is a tarted up Golf GTI. Possibly. Doesn't stop it being awesome, though
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Volkswagen e-Golf
£18,325 - £31,020
Volkswagen's take on the all-electric family car is, as you'd expect, an extremely convincing one
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Volkswagen Touran
£14,292 - £37,300
Not small but still perfectly formed, the Touran is a testament to VW's expertise at dull but good cars
About Volkswagen
You’ve probably heard of this lot. Founded in 1937, this German car giant has arguably done more to shape the make-up of our roads than any other manufacturer, in the shape of the Beetle, the Golf and a whole bunch of other genre-defining offerings. Also arguably invented the hot hatch with the Golf GTI in 1976 for good measure, too. Now hitting electric in a big way.
