Used Vauxhall Crossland for sale

Every Crossland gets essentials like lane departure warning, traffic sign recognition, and hill start assist. Automatic emergency braking is available, but check the specific model as on many early examples it’s an optional extra rather than standard. Recent versions have added more assistance systems and enhanced crash safety.

Most Crosslands use a 1.2-litre petrol engine, either naturally aspirated or turbocharged (power ranging from 81PS to 130PS). Diesels are 1.5- or 1.6-litre units, best for higher mileage. The more powerful engines have automatic gearboxes. Earlier cars (up to 2018) may feature a 1.6litre diesel, replaced by a more efficient 1.5 from mid-2018.

Entry-level cars come with a 7-inch touchscreen featuring DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Higher-spec models step up to an 8-inch screen, built-in navigation, and can include rear parking sensors, ambient lighting and, on top ‘Ultimate’ trims, heated leather seats and upgraded sound.

The Crossland is economical for a small SUV. The 1.2 turbo petrol claims around 55–60mpg in official tests, while diesels can reach up to 70mpg or more for long motorway trips. Real-world numbers will depend on your driving style, but most owners find the petrols particularly affordable around town.

Check service history for regular oil changes, software updates and evidence of recall work—several recalls have been issued, including for emissions sensors and rear axle bolts. Inspect the interior for wear, particularly on early models, and make sure safety systems work as intended. The AA Vehicle Inspection can help spot any hidden issues before you buy.

The Crossland uses proven engines shared with Peugeot and Citroën and has a decent track record for reliability. While not outstanding, most owners report few significant problems beyond typical wear. Be aware some interior plastics may show their age and watch for any signs of missed recall work or overdue maintenance.