Is the Volkswagen Polo reliable?

Unfortunately, the Polo isn’t the most reliable of cars, according to our latest What Car? Reliability Survey. The Polo came in 17th place out of a class of 25, with owners citing problems with the air conditioning, engine start/stop system and infotainment screen.

Are Volkswagen Polos expensive to repair?

The study found that the Volkswagen models are more expensive on average for routine maintenance such as car batteries, brake pad replacements and servicing. But Vauxhall was revealed as the most expensive manufacturer for larger repair jobs such as clutch replacement, head gasket and gearbox repairs.

Which engine is used in Volkswagen Polo?

Technical specs of Volkswagen Polo

Are polos good on fuel?

Officially, our chosen engine – the 1.0 TSI 95 – will manage between 51mpg and 54mpg, depending on which gearbox you go for. While we expect it to achieve less in the real world, that’s not bad and matches the claimed figures of the Ibiza and Fabia.

Are VW Polos good on fuel?

It claims remarkable fuel economy of 58.9mpg and emits just 111g/km of CO2 when fitted with the seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox. The six-speed manual version emits 110g/km.

Where is the VW Polo made?

It is produced in seven plants around the world. Cars destined for the UK are built at Volkswagen’s factories in Pamplona, Spain and Uitenhage in South Africa. We asked Volkswagen which versions of the Polo are built where and the answer was that all versions are built in both plants.

How long does a VW Polo last?

Additionally, you can increase or reduce the mileage of your Volkswagen Polo by judicially using your gear, air conditioner, and accelerator. Having this mileage in mind, we can comfortably say that the Volkswagen Polo lasts over six years without any trouble, including the 2 years warranty promised by the company.