Volkswagen T-Cross - Small SUV With Huge Potential (ENG) - First Test Drive and Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Volkswagen T-Cross is an SUV or a crossover based on the Polo. Fun and Cross were slightly raised Polos with plastic panels around the fenders, bumpers and doors, but the T-Cross looks different enough from the Polo for some people not to make the association. On the one hand Volkswagen T-Cross looks like T-Roc with a straight back instead of a slanted one. On the other hand the boxy shape made me think of the Suzuki Ignis, from which the T-Cross is much bigger. In real life T-Cross is about the size of Peugeot 2008. Since it’s based on the Polo, Volkswagen T-Cross is smaller than the Golf-based T-Roc. T-Cross is 54 mm longer than Polo, and 138 mm taller. Wheelbase remains the same. The T-Cross is about a cm wide, than the Polo.
Starting price: 18 000 euro
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Hello from Finland, I finally found a great car reviewer! Thanks!
Hey, thanks!
Watching your videos is always a pleasure due to your huge expertise and great sense of humour. Thanks... 😊
Hello from Italy. You are a great car reviewer. I like your clear way of speaking.
Good engineered cars are often boring, it just is so. You must choose what to listen: your heart or your mind.
Holy Guacamole... Marek, you 've just made my day! :-)
Indeed, to recomemd a VW to be "special" is a strange thougt and "gewöhnngsbedürftig".
Carry on!
"gewöhnngsbedürftig"? I'll have to learn how to pronounce it, because it sounds like something I could casually drop in a conversation :p
@@MarekDrives actually "gewöhn_u_ngsbedürftig" - Haven't seen I've had missed an U
First of all, nice T-shirt!
I like it! It's boxy and aggressive. But...
I believe it's expensive. The KING in the segment Renault Captur at top trim level costs around 21.000 Euros here in Greece.
Marek, good review, thanks a"tablet style media interface just look under engineered , or as if it is an afterthought. After a 2017 Leon Cupra I find the media system in my 2018 Tiguan , though very similar , to be ideal especially with AID. I drive a lot of cars but find the VAG system intuitive and reliable.
HUGE SUV❤😍😍🥰🥰🤩
Marek, please, make a video about Citroen C5 Aircross. I'm pretty sure, first cars are already available for test drives in Poland.
A person that talks to me when wearing sunglasses especially reflective ceases to get my attention.
I'd look silly crying, because the sun blinds me.
I have the same 1.0 but with 110hp / 7dsg on Ibiza. My average fuel consumption is 8 liter. On B roads (driving 95) I can get down to 6, but on highway it goes the same 7.5 or 8...
Great content as always. Please review the new Mazda 3.
The reason that I don't like the tablet style screens is that it looks like a after thought..... like..oh we have forgotten to put the screen in the dashboard....ahh we'll just stick it on the top of the dashboard....meh.... looks rubbish....
They may look like an afterthought, but that allows them to be placed up higher, in your field of view, so you don't have to take your eyes off the road.
The Polo and T-cross have the central displays high enough so you don't have to take your eyes off the road, but without ruining the dash design. In the recent models, BMW is also bringing the dash line higher and lowering their "tablets" so that they look more integrated and not as an afterthought.
I also find the ones sticking out to be more fragile
I like Your jokes, Marek. Thanks for review////
P.S. I'd rather named this car not T-Cross, but T-Option.....
It's a Cross-Option :-)
@@MarekDrives something like this lol
Greeks only would understand this :.. T roc t cross.....
This reminds me so much of the 1st gen Tiguan
Indeed. And I would say it's got similar interior dimensions.
How can enyone compare a t cross (SUV) with one of the smallest city cars peugeot 208
2008
Marek, 2019 - The end of the world is close.
2019, 2020, 2021 - Wanna end of the world, I get you COVID :P
I am, or, rather, was in the market for a small SUV, but this, just IMHO, is neither small nor, more importantly, an SUV. Or, and this is likely, I hopelessly misunderstand the term "SUV".
BTW, I'm going for Ignis. It's no Jeep (or Jimny) either, but at least it's got (on demand / part-time) AWD, which is more important than added ground clearance and is a must for an "SUV" IMHO. Plus, it's 41 cm shorter than T-Cross.
Edit. Just to be clear: I would not consider a VW purchase even if they did offer a small AWD SUV.
good choice mate, have fun!
Wow..ignis seriously? This vehicle looks way way more premium than ignis that looks like a tin can
@@Fran_Tluanga Well, this is all subjective. To me all WVs are generic, faceless, unimaginative buckets on wheels. They are everybloodywhere you turn round here :). But many people love them and that's absolutely fine.
BTW, if I wanted real premium quality, I would buy a second hand premium car. My budget is far from sufficient for a premium new car (and I'm tired of old ones). Plus, VW is not premium brand. Personal opinion.
Doesn’t Volkswagen have enough of these crossover things now?! Jeez. Sick of the sight of them here in UK.
Apparently not. And then there's going to be the electric lineup :)
All the Car Manufacturer's have SUVs& Crossovers here in the UK.
The Skoda Kamiq presents a posher interior for less money. So does the polo... and no glass/panoraic roof available.
What is it with people and panoramic roof? :)
Hi Marek, I just want to ask you one things: What do you think about the fact that there is not a single upper handle, not even in the front passenger door. It’s like my ford ka+ I REALLY YOUR VIDS
I noticed, but forgot to add it to the script. Weird and wrong IMO.
What watch do you wear if you do not mind me asking? Looks like an Omega Aqua Terra from afar and bracelet buckle
That's the one.
@@MarekDrives Great, versatile choice! Enjoy it!
Thanks.
@@allan.n.7227 what are you talking about
@@cosmingosav sorry... replied in wrong tread.. what a mess. sorry..
For me it’s a baby Tiguan
Seat Arona or vw t-cross? Which would you recommend the most Marek?
I haven't seen/driven a Seat in years, so I don't know.
It would be good you Marek start asking where the cars you review are manufactured.
This one in Spain. I said it in the video.
(T-cross = pet dogs smaller than an average cat in size) p2008 too..... its either a crossover or suv (either a pet dog or a cat)... haha
And I can remember when halogen was brighter than Einstein!!
So can I, but compared to xenon and LED they seem like candlelight :)
I'd have to talk to an eye expert, because I have a theory that as we get our eyes used to brighter light (we also started using LED lightbulbs at home), we tend to see a lot worse in what used to be bright a few years ago. It's that or my eyes are deteriorating with age :)
@@MarekDrives I agree the lights on my Peugeot 3008 are incredibly bright, not sure I like it. In fact I would drive with dipped headlights in the past to keep better night vision. God I sound like an old fogey!! As somebody who is known for not sucking up, I can genuinely say : I really rate your reviews.
Ho does it compare with vw t-rock?
It doesn't. T-roc is based on the Golf, T-Cross on the Polo.
Is this really in the same segment as the Vitara?
It's a B-crossover. Similar dimensions.
@@MarekDrives Wow! Had to check for myself ... I was positive that Vitara is bigger, but even T-Roc is quite longer than Vitara ... I still think Vitara has more to offer than T-Cross, though.
Really interested in buying this car!
Do you know whether with me, my wife and three high school youngsters and the boot full of luggage the 1.0 115 TSI with manual 6 speed gearbox would be adequate for motorways?
Also engine weatherstrip where windshield wipers are, looks too narrow at the sides, are there adequate sink holes there to avoid water ingress in the engine bay?
Let me put it this way: back in the communist era Poles would pack stuff on the roofs of their Fiats 126s (if they were privileged enough to own one), stuff 4 people inside, and drive all the way to former Yugoslavia for vacation.
To answer your question: you can fit half a basketball team in the T-Cross, but why bother?
@@MarekDrives Haha nice answer! Anyway any hints about the water ingress?
@Theodore Argiaditis this was just a launch event. I haven't seen the car since.
@@MarekDrives Thank you for your answer! Looking forward for more of your reviews!
@@MarekDrives By the way do you think T-Roc with 115 engine is not an option in my case? Read both cars weight and seem equivalent.
I’s take the Mazda CX-3 over the T-Cross. Better design, better engines and similar quality at a lower price :)
Better looking, but terrible interior design.
How much does a Halogen headlight unit costs compared to a LED unit?
In Poland LEDs for the middle trim cost around 4100 euro or can be ordered as part of the comfort package for 4300 with climate control and rain sensor.
@@MarekDrives my question was not clear I guess. I mean, the price of a replacement unit, Halogen vs. LED.
I don't have part numbers to check now.
I assume LED will be more expensive to replace, but that's what insurance is for.
@@MarekDrives I'm asking about the headlight unit just as an example. It would be great to include in your reviews the part prices of common replaced parts, such as brake pads, brake discs, exhaust systems, and in case of accident, the part price of a door, fender, bumper etc. After all, real life starts after the review.
@Patrick Van Reusel I'm not sure how relevant Polish or German prices would be for my Dutch viewers ("Van" leads me to assume you're from the Netherlands).
The exterior looks good.The interior has cheap,hard plastic and looks either boring and thrifty.
Škoda Kamiq looks better, hope to see you drive it soon.
You show good leg room, and head room in the back seats, but you don't say how tall you are, !!
Are you around 1.5 metres tall,,??
VW keeps pooping out new 13 in a dozen fluff. Meh
Infotainment that look like a pad are just that, something that looks like a pad and don't fit into the design theme like lower level screens. They look like ad ons and untidy. You don't need a 9 or 10 inch screen normal in-car needs.
oh... so they put vw on a Suzuki vitara
Dashboard tablets just look like toys, they cheapen the interior.
I think it depends. Some designs look good, and others do not. But, for me, it's not always "tablet bad". And forcing a big hump in the dash or pushing the screen too low can be much worse than the "tablet" design.
This will appeal to old people who visualise themselves driving a Range Rover . I'd prefer a three door golf any day.
seat arona is wayyyy better choice
What a total uninterested review, is this man only intrested in not VW cars
who would be interested in VW? , top 5 most unreliable brands in the world and they're as dull as fuck.
The worst VW ever!
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No spare tire? It looks like there is a well that could accommodate a spare tire even if one is not offered as standard. Can you report on this in your reviews?
In Poland a mini spare is a 120 euro option. I suspect it's not offered as standard in most West European markets, because the roadside assistance services are abundant, and the spare would eat up some of that "class-leading 385 litre" boot space.
Don't need a spare tire. Have road assistant
Ran001011 Never heard of roadside assistance that also stocks every kind of replacement tire for every vehicle. But... you do you. And fix a flat is not gonna fix the kind of tire failure that sends you to the side of the road. It only fixes a slow leak nail damage.
@@alliejr well in Sweden we do have road assistant (thanks to our insurance) that comes out and replaces your broken tier so you can go get a new one at a workshop or take your car to the workshop for you But you do you...
I don't like the T-cross. I like the Fiesta Active but I wouldn't buy either unless I lived on the countryside, which I don't.
What about the alter ago Seat Arona?
I'm planning to buy this car for work. I'm going to go for 40 minute drives from and to work every day. So I'm going to use the highway on a daily bases, as well as cruise through the city. Will the 115 PK version do the trick? Im thinking of buying the automatic as wel... :)
You should be fine. I'll have the 150hp version on my channel in a few weeks (I hope).
Marek Drives Awesome^^ Thanks for the quick reply
Make a t-cross r 😂
Give them a year or two :-)