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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£9,050 was £9,750

London

Delivery available

2016
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52,161 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£9,200 was £9,850

London

Delivery available

2016
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42,760 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L SE BlueMotion Tech TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L SE BlueMotion Tech TSI

£9,300 was £10,600

London

Delivery available

2015
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30,204 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.4L Match BlueMotion Tech TDI

Volkswagen Polo 1.4L Match BlueMotion Tech TDI

£9,450

London

Delivery available

2016
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54,909 miles
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Diesel
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£9,550 was £9,700

London

Delivery available

2016
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40,180 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£9,650 was £10,300

London

Delivery available

2016
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28,512 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£9,850 was £11,150

London

Delivery available

2016
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32,186 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£10,100 was £10,750

London

Delivery available

2016
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24,600 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

£10,250 was £11,450

London

Delivery available

2016
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22,771 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

£10,700

London

Delivery available

2017
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34,959 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match Edition BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match Edition BlueMotion Tech

£10,750 was £12,375

London

Delivery available

2017
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16,050 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

£11,000 was £12,150

London

Delivery available

2017
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30,916 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

Volkswagen Polo 1L Match BlueMotion Tech

£11,000 was £12,200

London

Delivery available

2016
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12,266 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition TSI

£11,050 was £11,400

London

Delivery available

2017
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36,983 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

£11,100 was £11,350

London

Delivery available

2017
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36,482 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L SE TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1L SE TSI

£11,150 was £11,300

London

Delivery available

2018
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66,740 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match BlueMotion Tech TSI

£11,150 was £12,000

London

Delivery available

2017
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28,888 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition BlueMotion Tech TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match Edition BlueMotion Tech TSI

£11,400 was £11,850

London

Delivery available

2017
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38,843 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match TSI

Volkswagen Polo 1.2L Match TSI

£11,500 was £12,000

London

Delivery available

2016
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22,347 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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Volkswagen Polo 1L SE

Volkswagen Polo 1L SE

£11,500 was £12,500

London

Delivery available

2018
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32,766 miles
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Petrol
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Manual

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About Polo
Why buy a used Polo?
Polo updates
Which used Polo should I buy?
What should I look for?

Used Volkswagen Polo

AA Cars works closely with thousands of UK used car dealers to bring you one of the largest selections of Volkswagen Polo cars on the market. You can also browse Volkswagen dealers to find a second hand car close to you today. All used Volkswagen Polo on the AA Cars website come with free 12 months breakdown cover.

Expert Opinion

Another Volkswagen mainstay, five generations of Polo have been mint additions to the UK market since 1975. Internally, there's little to choose between the Polo and Golf. Where the two differ is in size: it’s best to think of the Polo as a younger brother of its famous counterpart, younger AND cheaper. The Polo is cheaper to buy and run and sometimes a little nippier than the Golf, but no less able on long journeys. In fact, consider the Polo Bluemotion, free to tax and, incredibly, able to run at over 80mpg! The MKV Polo features VW’s lovely ergonomic styling and excellent build quality. Keenest eyes should look out for the interesting CrossPolo.

Volkswagen Polo - Review

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About Volkswagen Polo

Nearly 40 years since it was first manufactured, the Polo is as popular as it's ever been. A mix of class, comfort and affordability, it's easy to see why it still captures the public's imagination.

A picture of automotive reliability since its launch in 1975, the Polo is one of the leading superminis on the market - as its persistent popularity can attest to. Boasting one of the sleekest interiors of any similar model available, the secure handling and comfortable ride make Polos one of the best all-rounder cars on offer today.

Why buy a used Polo?

Widely thought of as being one of the best built superminis on the market, the Polo has a reliable reputation, efficient engines and an elegant interior which make it one of Volkswagen's most consistently popular cars.

With models ranging from 35mpg to 80.7mpg, the Polo is efficient to run; particularly the 1.2 and 1.6-litre diesels, while the petrol Blue GT offers similar fuel economy using an inventive cylinder shut-off technology which keeps CO2 emissions down. As typical with other VW models, reliability is a plus point, and so maintenance and repair costs are also generally very affordable, making Polos particularly economic to own and run.

Having achieved the highest possible rating - five-stars - in Euro NCAP crash tests, the Polo is one of the safest cars in its class and boasts four airbags, ABS and ESP as standard. Along with being affordable to run and maintain, their initial cost is well placed under that of its competitors, making it one of the most economic cars on the market.

Being a popular model, there are a number of different engine sizes available, catering to all drivers looking for a reliable supermini. A 1.4-litre model offers the best option to someone looking for an all-rounder, while the 1.2-litre TSI turbo petrol offers a bit more excitement in terms of its drive.

Time has clearly been spent designing a sophisticated and spacious interior and as a result the Polo is widely regarded to have some of the best design in the supermini market. With a keen attention to detail and an emphasis on quality materials, there is a decidedly mature and simple layout to the car, which makes it both easy to use and cultured.

Polos are reliable, competent cars and, coming with a variety of engine sizes and models, can offer just as much to the family looking for simple run around car as it can to the weekend thrill seeker.

Polo updates

Volkswagen Polo

The Volkswagen Polo has been a consistently top performing and popular car over its long history.

Here's a short history of the VW Polo, dating right back to 1975, when the first Polo was launched.

The VW Polo was launched in mainland Europe in 1975 and was originally a rebadged Audi 50. The Polo however, was cheaper and more basic than the Audi, which was withdrawn in 1978 due to poor sales.
By 1979, following considerable success, the 500,000th Polo was manufactured.
The Polo Mark II was launched in 1981, boasting a new body style and a sheer rear window. This new model was the first to be classed as a supermini and so shared a market with the likes of the Austin Metro, Ford Fiesta and Citroën Visa.
Following considerable success in the UK the millionth Polo is produced in 1983.
In 1994 the Polo Mark III was launched and was available as either a 3 or 5-door hatchback - the first European manufactured car to offer four doors in this class.
The Polo Mark IV was revealed in September 2001 and eventually went on sale in 2002.
At the Geneva Motor Show in 2009 the Polo Mark V was launched and subsequently won European Car of the Year in 2010. That same year the Polo was named World Car of the Year at the New York International Auto Show and the What Car? Supermini of the Year.

Which used Polo should I buy?

With a near 40-year production history and a range of different engines and models, there are many choices to be made when buying a Polo. Here are some of the key features on offer to Polo buyers.

Volkswagen Polo S

Driver and front passenger's whiplash optimised head restraints, ESP, front electric windows, side and head/thorax airbag system for front passengers, ISOFIX child safety seat attachments, DAB digital radio/CD player, halogen headlights.

Volkswagen Polo SA/C

SA/C

Air conditioning, driver and front passenger's whiplash optimised head restraints, ESP, front electric windows, side and head/thorax airbag system for front passengers, DAB digital radio/CD, central locking, halogen headlights.

Volkswagen Polo Match

Match

Air conditioning, 15" alloy 'Castille' wheels, front fog lights, ESP multi-device interface, radio/CD player with 6 speakers and aux-in socket, rear tinted windows from 8-pillar back, remote central locking.

Volkswagen Polo R-Line

R-Line

'Kyalami' cloth upholstery, air conditioning, alarm with interior protection, ESP, 16" alloy 'Mallory' wheels, front fog lights with static cornering function, multi-device interface, radio/CD player with 6 speakers and aux-in socket, remote central locking, unique 'R-Line' styling pack.

Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion

BlueMotion

Air conditioning, driver and front passenger's whiplash optimised head restraints, ESP, front electric windows, side and head/thorax airbag system for front passengers, advanced engine technology and aerodynamics and a reduced weight all contribute to this model using less fuel and emitting less CO2.

Volkswagen Polo SEL

SEL

Alarm with interior protection, 16" alloy 'Navarre' wheels, front centre armrest, front fog lights, multi-device interface, multifunction computer, Split-Grain Leather steering wheel, gear knob and handbrake grip.

Volkswagen Polo BlueGT

BlueGT

Driver and front passenger's whiplash optimised head restraints, ESP, front electric windows, side and head/thorax airbag system for front passengers, especially designed for fuel economy and performance.

Volkswagen Polo GTI

GTI

Alarm with interior protection, 17" alloy 'Monza Shadow' wheels, leather trimmed three spoke steering wheel with GTI logo gearshift paddles and red stitching, multifunction computer, sport suspensions - lowered by approx. 15mm.

What should I look for when buying a used Polo?

Make sure to carry out a shrewd inspection of the car's interior as well as exterior, being mindful for things like corrosion, rust and cheap, last-minute patching up on any Polo.
Have a dig around under the bonnet checking the cam belt and ignition coil packs. The former should be changed within 4 years or 80,000 miles on petrol engines while if the ignition coil packs are faulty, an amber management light will come on with the ignition and then turn off.
There are two Polo servicing programmes, so make sure you know the difference between them to properly asses a potential buy. The VW Longlife programme offers servicing at irregular intervals to 20,000 miles on petrol engines or 30,000 miles on diesels and the Time and Distance servicing programme is every 10,000 miles or 12 months.
Check the car's dashboard for anything out of the ordinary - something as simple as an airbag light can mean a software malfunction and could necessitate an electronic diagnostics test and update - something which has been flagged up with other Polos.
Make sure you take it out for a spin so you can check the drive as well as the feel of the brakes and the clutch. If the clutch feels heavy it could mean the pedal box needs to be replaced, but it could also be that the clutch needs to be replaced.
Polos are reliable, well-built cars, so it's likely you'll be able to spot a major problem with one quite easily. That said, you should always ensure you are thorough with your checks and entirely confident with your decision.

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