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Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£13,600

London

2020
•
10,111 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£14,300

London

2022
•
27,175 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 FAMILY

Volkswagen ID.3 FAMILY

£14,683

London

2022
•
35,341 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£14,900

London

2022
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26,587 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 TECH

Volkswagen ID.3 TECH

£16,000

London

2021
•
18,021 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£16,000

London

2022
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17,063 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 MAX

Volkswagen ID.3 MAX

£17,500

London

2022
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16,794 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

£14,990

Surbiton

2021
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34,339 miles
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Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 Family 58kWh Pro Performance 204PS Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 Family 58kWh Pro Performance 204PS Automatic

£16,495

Epsom

2021
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25,700 miles
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Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£12,300

Waltham Cross

2021
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47,482 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 STYLE

Volkswagen ID.3 STYLE

£14,000

Waltham Cross

2021
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23,117 miles
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Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 STYLE

Volkswagen ID.3 STYLE

£14,400

Waltham Cross

2020
•
36,053 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£14,500

Waltham Cross

2022
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29,968 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£14,600

Waltham Cross

2022
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35,340 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£15,700

Waltham Cross

2021
•
7,412 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 FAMILY

Volkswagen ID.3 FAMILY

£15,800

Waltham Cross

2022
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22,888 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

Volkswagen ID.3 LIFE

£16,100

Waltham Cross

2022
•
14,189 miles
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Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

£14,990

Northwood

2020
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18,000 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro 58kWh Family Auto 5dr

£17,948

Hornchurch

8,000 miles
•
Electric
•
Automatic

VOLKSWAGEN ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Business Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (204

Volkswagen ID.3 Pro Performance 58kWh Business Hatchback 5dr Electric Auto (204

£14,500

Watford

2021
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13,899 miles
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Electric
•
Automatic

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About ID.3
Why buy a used ID.3?
ID.3 updates
Which used ID.3 should I buy?
What should I look for?

Used Volkswagen ID.3

AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of Volkswagen ID.3 cars on the market. You can also browse Volkswagen dealers to find a second hand car close to you today. All used Volkswagen ID.3 on the AA Cars website are eligible for exclusive breakdown offers, including free Basic Breakdown Cover if the vehicle is for personal use only.

Expert Opinion

One of Volkswagen’s most important cars in recent years, the firm even ranks the ID.3 in line with the Golf in terms of value for this German brand. Though not VW’s first EV, the ID.3 established the firm’s standalone ‘ID’ range of electric models. It’s nippy to drive, offers quite futuristic looks, while the broad range of versions to choose between means there’s something to suit most, whether you need a model that can do upwards of 300 miles or not.

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About Volkswagen ID.3

One of Volkswagen’s most eagerly-anticipated cars in years, the first concept for the ID.3 (which wasn’t numbered at the time) was shown at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. Its name would be confirmed in 2019, with production versions eventually arriving in September 2020, after being delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Initially launched with a single battery pack and in a Launch Edition grade, Volkswagen expanded the line-up with a new entry-level trim, with a smaller battery and less powerful option to bring the ID.3’s price down. At the other end of the spectrum, a ‘Tour’ option was introduced, which – as its name suggests – is meant for more long-distance travel thanks to its greater electric range.

Why buy a used ID.3?

There was a lot riding on the ID.3’s shoulders, but thankfully this electric hatchback has proven to be an impressive option.

A key reason to buy it is for all the options available. While other EVs are only available with a slim selection of battery/power options, the ID.3’s line-up is broad, almost mirroring the variety of options you get when buying a more conventional car. It means that, whether you need a long or shorter range, there’s something for you, with the top Tour option offering a seriously impressive electric range of 335 miles – one of the longest of any electric car at the lower end of the spectrum.

The other surprise in store with the ID.3 is just how good it is to drive. Unlike typical hatchbacks, the ID.3 is rear-wheel-drive, and makes it really quite good fun to drive. Strong performance – regardless of which version you go for – also means you can quite comfortably overtake traffic or join a main road with ease.

It’s also one of the most practical hatchbacks around, with Volkswagen not being restricted by the usual constraints when it comes to packaging thanks to the bespoke electric car platform. It really is impressively spacious, with loads of cubby holes and plenty of rear seat space, while the boot measures a useful 385 litres.

Regardless of which version you go for, standard equipment levels are generous. Highlights on even entry-level cars include 18-inch alloy wheels, 10-colour ambient interior lighting, adaptive cruise control and a large 10-inch touchscreen.

ID.3 updates

Here’s a short history of the ID.3, from concept through to production.

Volkswagen first showed its intent for its electric ID range, by showing a concept at the 2016 Paris Motor Show.
In May 2019, after various teasers, Volkswagen confirmed the use of the ID.3 name, while showcasing a camouflaged version.
The ID.3 finally made its world debut in September 2019, being the first VW Group model to use the brand’s dedicated MEB electric car platform. First cars would be delivered to customers in September 2020.
The ID.3 range expanded early in 2021 with the addition of a less powerful motor, bringing the price down. This would be extended later in the year with the option of a smaller 45kWh battery.

Which used ID.3 should I buy?

Volkswagen offers a broad variety of trim options on the ID.3. Highlights of each grade are as follows.

Volkswagen ID.3 Life

18-inch Aero steel wheels, full LED headlights, black roof, leather multifunction steering wheel, LED rear lights, 10-colour ambient lighting, 10-inch touchscreen, wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, digital dashboard, wireless smartphone charging, climate control, keyless start, front and rear parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, lane assist, driver alert system, rain sensor, satellite navigation, electric folding mirrors.

Volkswagen ID.3 Style

30-colour ambient lighting, IQ Matrix LED headlights, keyless entry, rear-view camera, illuminated door handles, dual-zone climate control, tinted rear windows.

Volkswagen ID.3 Family

Panoramic glass roof, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, variable boot floor.

Volkswagen ID.3 Max

Augmented reality head-up display, upgraded satellite navigation system, uprated sound system, panoramic camera, emergency assist, side assist, travel assist, dynamic chassis control, progressive steering, electric and massaging front seats.

Volkswagen ID.3 Tour

4 seats instead of standard five, 19-inch alloy wheels, larger 77kWh battery pack.

What should I look for when buying a used ID.3?

With the ID.3 only launching in September 2020, not a huge amount is known about its reliability, though the main thing to be aware of is that the car uses Volkswagen’s latest software – a VW dealer should be able to tell you if it’s running the most current updates.
It’s important to note that the vast majority of ID.3’s don’t come as standard with alloy wheels, and that they were in fact optional. They’re well worth choosing if you want extra street cred, though just be aware that the majority of designs are diamond-cut, and can be very expensive if they ever need refurbishing after being kerbed.
After this, the main thing just to think about is just how much range you’ll need, as there’s no point splashing out on a far more expensive version fitted with a larger battery if you’re never – or hardly ever – going to need to do that many miles. We reckon that even the 45kWh battery version, with its circa 200-mile range, should be plenty for most. Don’t forget all ID.3s have a battery that can be rapidly charged when you’re on the go, too.

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