The 1.0 TSI 95PS gives a nice balance — good low-rev torque, so it doesn’t feel sluggish, and you get decent fuel economy especially for a small turbo petrol. WLTP figures are strong. Refinement & build quality VW tends to deliver a car that feels a bit more premium in its class. Solid materials, well-fitted panels, and noise insulation are often praised. It doesn’t feel cheap inside. Safety and driver aids Many safety features are either standard or available: five-star Euro NCAP rating; lane assist; automatic emergency braking; driver fatigue detection; hill start assist; etc. Also “Travel Assist” is standard on Polo Life for 95PS upwards, combining lane assist + adaptive cruise to make motorway driving less stressful. Good equipment level As “Life” trim it comes with features you would expect, and even some that feel above class: digital cockpit / digital instruments; infotainment with App-Connect; USB sockets front and back; heated/adjustable mirrors; LED headlights in some versions; etc. For a supermini it has a respectable sized boot (approx 351 L with all seats up), rear seats reasonably usable, decent space up front, good visibility. THIS VEHICLE IS INCLUDED IN THE LOOKERS TRANSPARANT PRICING PROGRAMME. "The Lookers Transparent Pricing Policy– This means that we track the ever-moving used car market closely, so our prices may go up or down to reflect current trends."