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Cash Price £10,000.00 Deposit £1,000.00 Total Amount of Credit £9,000.00. 59 Payments of £209.89, with a Final Payment of £210.89, which includes an Optional Option to Purchase Fee of £1.00. Duration of Agreement is 60 Months. Total Amount Payable is £12,594.40. Total Cost of Credit £3,594.40. Annual Fixed Interest Rate of 5.19%. Representative APR 9.90%.
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Volkswagen Models
FAQ
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Who Founded Volkswagen?
Volkswagen was founded in 1930s Germany. After World War 2, the company began trading internationally.
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Who Owns Volkswagen?
Volkswagen is owned by Volkswagen Group, a multinational automotive manufacturing company headquartered in Wolfsburg.
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What Does Volkswagen Mean?
Volkswagen translates roughly to "People's Car". The name was a reference to the German government's goal to make cars affordable.
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How Long Do Volkswagen Engines Last?
If you take care of your Volkswagen engine, you can expect it to last around 100,000 miles.
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How Much Does a Volkswagen Car Cost?
Volkswagen cars vary on a model-by-model basis. For a brand-new Polo, for example, you're looking at £15,010, whereas a Passat would be roughly £19,050. Of course, buying used could get you the best deals.
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What are the most popular used Volkswagen cars?
Volkswagen Golf – Volkswagen Golf cars are known for an innovative design, surprising power and sheer reliability. Designed with style and space, it's a model that invites admiration and passion from its drivers. Prices for a second-hand Golf vary from below £1,000 to over £25,000. Some used Golf cars reach a staggering 155mph.
Volkswagen Beetle - Loved by people all over the world, this timeless motor has fans for its distinctive style and eye-catching aesthetics. A used Volkswagen Beetle is known to be a cheap and cheerful little car. While it has an RRP of £15,855 for a new model, by browsing our trusted dealers, you could find a second-hand one for as little as £550.
Volkswagen Up - An exceptional city car, the Volkswagen up! is amongst the smoothest rides out there. If you are looking for a car that is fun to drive and extremely practical, a second-hand compact Volkswagen up! could be right for you. Prices vary from under £2,000 to over £20,000 for used models, which are considerably cheaper than buying new.