The Volkswagen Fox is a city hatchback. It was designed to replace the Volkswagen Lupo in Europe. The car comes in either three or five-door hatchback form. The Fox comes with a range of engine options. It is based on Volkswagen’s PQ24 platform and comes with three engine options, 2 petrol and one diesel.
Insurance Groups: 1 - 1
MPG Range: 42 - 49
Latest Volkswagen Fox Car Reviews:
The VW Fox 1.2 3-door is roomy and an easy to drive city car that’s frugal and well built. It may not have the charm or edgy styling of some of its rivals in this class like the Fiat Panda or Toyot...
The Fox is a decent city car but is outclassed by most of its main rivals. The performance is mediocre, it is not especially fuel efficient and the interior feels very cheap. However, refinement...
Volkswagen Fox Overview
The Fox comes with a long list of options reducing its tag price, and allowing the customer to personalise the Fox.
The car offers good value for money, excellent cabin space, and sports the VW badge.
Background
The Fox was first produced in 2004 but wasn’t introduced in Europe until 2005.
Since its original production the Fox hatchback hasn’t been updated at all, there have however been some variation versions made. The Volkswagen CrossFox was first put in to production in 2005 for the Latin American markets, however it is expected to be brought over to Europe in the future. It is small 4x4 version of the Fox which has front wheel drive.
Volkswagen has designed the Fox to be larger than the car it is replacing, yet smaller than the Polo. The car has been built taller than its predecessor in order to improve cabin space without enlarging the car’s exterior design. The car can comfortably seat four adults.
Overview
The Fox is a city car through and through and with all of the practicality and functionality on offer, the VW Fox shouldn’t have any problem getting buyer’s attention.
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