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47 responses to “NEW VW T-ROC REVEALED! – everything you need to know | What Car?”

  1. @AntJoseph_ Avatar
    @AntJoseph_

    It’s not bad. It’s sad it won’t get a diesel or manual. On the upside it’s fairly attractive

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    1. @pedromfc7310 Avatar
      @pedromfc7310

      Blame the EU emissions regulations which force at least partial electrification and poor demand

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    2. @Luckyjo21 Avatar
      @Luckyjo21

      None will have a petrol in a few years

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  2. @Russ63-z3y Avatar
    @Russ63-z3y

    So VW are now designing their ICE cars around their bland looking EV’s?

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    1. @lapamful Avatar
      @lapamful

      Seems that way. This doesn’t look a million miles from the Toyota Corolla, which doesn’t look a million miles from the Ferrari Purosangue. It’s all getting rather silly and homogenous. At least you get a V12 in the Purosangue, even though they’ve muted the hell out of it. Maybe this is why car sales are dropping all over the place…

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    2. @kaanarmutcu6740 Avatar
      @kaanarmutcu6740

      @@lapamfulare you blind anychance?

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    3. @BurakTheWeekender Avatar
      @BurakTheWeekender

      @@kaanarmutcu6740 😅

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  3. @seowebua Avatar
    @seowebua

    Why manufacturers with every generation make the cars even bigger and more expensive, I hate this trend so much

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    1. @damianleah6744 Avatar
      @damianleah6744

      Profit

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    2. @kzagon Avatar
      @kzagon

      The electric/hybrid car components are more expensive and there are more sensors and other electric components which make the overall manufacturing cost higher.

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    3. @bercucipaul9839 Avatar
      @bercucipaul9839

      to make you think you get more for your money.

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    4. @seowebua Avatar
      @seowebua

      @@kzagon there is not really any new sensors or components in this t-roc. The base now starts with smaller 116 PS mild hybrid instead of 150ps engine, so it cancels out the cost

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    5. @eckie4679 Avatar
      @eckie4679

      Because they have done market research and determined that’s what will sell. It does tend to increase their profits too but that’s capitalism / consumerism. No one forcing you to buy it

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  4. @BigBadJon101 Avatar
    @BigBadJon101

    Not another SUV. Can’t wait for the bubble to burst and we go back hatchbacks as the main body style.

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    1. @toddheartsound5451 Avatar
      @toddheartsound5451

      that’s not a bubble. A bubble is based on a large dissonance. Since SUV’s are about the same as hatchbacks and in some ways better (and other ways worse) – it’s never going to “burst”

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    2. @joserocha1840 Avatar
      @joserocha1840

      They’re less efficient. I have one (chosen by my wife, as her daily), and I hate the driving position. We also feel the wind against the front of the car much strongly. That’s also why I agree that we should stop this SUV madness.

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    3. @kaanarmutcu6740 Avatar
      @kaanarmutcu6740

      @@joserocha1840 Many people like myself prefer to drive in a upright position. I hate leaning to get in and get out of the car aswell.

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  5. @hughventer2934 Avatar
    @hughventer2934

    Someone commented now I can’t unsee it, all new VW products look like MG’s.

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    1. @maxpermal8171 Avatar
      @maxpermal8171

      Its 100% correct, they are exact like MG with less reliability.

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    2. @sn4tx Avatar
      @sn4tx

      Well to be fair, MGs always took design hints from other cars so…

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  6. @wyelko-1 Avatar
    @wyelko-1

    Quality is disappointing at the back doors. And the presented model is the R -line which is much more expensive. Please present the normal versions which have an even lower quality at the back doors ! Quality inside is disappointing compared to Tiguan!

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  7. @globalsolutions1940 Avatar
    @globalsolutions1940

    Still missing manual temperature buttons.

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    1. @levi2394 Avatar
      @levi2394

      set before u drive and leave it

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    2. @Liverpool1ne Avatar
      @Liverpool1ne

      @levi2394 hardly practical

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    3. @kaanarmutcu6740 Avatar
      @kaanarmutcu6740

      @@Liverpool1ne just use the voice controls I do it everyday

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    4. @Liverpool1ne Avatar
      @Liverpool1ne

      @@kaanarmutcu6740 that’s just plain annoying. At that moment when your windscreen mists up unexpectedly a simple easy to access button makes far more sense than menus or messing about with voice commands. Great if it works for you but it isn’t for me.

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    5. @noamzeevy6859 Avatar
      @noamzeevy6859

      And the manual gearbox

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  8. @MarcelDaems Avatar
    @MarcelDaems

    I’m curious for the full Hybrid. We live without parking access to the street so our car can’t park close to home so electric cars don’t work for us.

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    1. @bsdpowa Avatar
      @bsdpowa

      full hybrids and mild hybrids are used for acceleration and “better fuel economy”, not as range extenders so it doesn’t matter if you get one of those or pure petrol, there is no benefit to you as it’s just marketing talk, if you want a hybrid car then you need to buy a PHEV (which T-Roc won’t be, but the new Tiguan is) which you can’t charge as you say. So doesn’t matter then, just look for the best deal.

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  9. @DFID7Tourer Avatar
    @DFID7Tourer

    As an ID7 owner I can see the styling transfers (the light bar and sharper front end and the hockey stick)

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  10. @sirdobbalot Avatar
    @sirdobbalot

    Those 2 rectangular screens that are offset and different sizes just look weird. If the drivers one was embedded in the dash and not perched up it would be better (to my eye anyway!)

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  11. @curs_und_cuts Avatar
    @curs_und_cuts

    so laughable to hear how car manufacturers promise to switch to EVs completely just in a month, but then they see selling numbers and just postpone for a decade on and on and on

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    1. @SudSale31 Avatar
      @SudSale31

      EV is a scam

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    2. @franciscojosesalcedosotoca1545 Avatar
      @franciscojosesalcedosotoca1545

      I don’t think it’ll ever happen. Well, maybe in 50, 60… 100 years, fully electric, probably yes… Nuclear centrals, etc.

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  12. @neuro.weaver Avatar
    @neuro.weaver

    Synthetic cloth in the dashboard is a very bad idea. Especially one with such thick patterns. Because it will quickly attract dust that will then be impossible to remove. Not to mention the discoloration that will be brought within months by the sun baking it.

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    1. @eckie4679 Avatar
      @eckie4679

      What a pity you weren’t on the design and development team at VW 🙄

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  13. @transkriptsioon Avatar
    @transkriptsioon

    What is the price? Give us the price? We need PRICE!

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  14. @ELPhoto Avatar
    @ELPhoto

    Having driven VW / Audi for years, I listened to the hype and bought a T-Roc. I owned it for 6 months, and sold it at quite a loss, because it was as exciting as a forgotten teabag in lukewarm water. Back to Audi for me

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    1. @paulgrant1258 Avatar
      @paulgrant1258

      Jog on then .. nothing to see here

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  15. @mortenlaursen1179 Avatar
    @mortenlaursen1179

    I have a 2024 T-Roc 2.0 4motion and I absolutely love it. This new one is just as discrete, not boring but not in your face -love it!

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  16. @saltire546 Avatar
    @saltire546

    I was thinking about getting a T ROC , but after looking at the options having to pay £2.5 k for leather and no 2.0 ltr petrol apart from a 300hp r model, i am looking at other options also no heated windscreen option and once you have had a heated windsceen you will always want one if you live in a part of the country thats very cold .

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    1. @sn4tx Avatar
      @sn4tx

      Heated windshield is such one of those features I don’t know how it isn’t standard in every car. It’s like having electric windows, having rain sensor for the auto wipes, and then not closing the windows when it starts raining. It just blows my mind

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  17. @TJSaw Avatar
    @TJSaw

    Don’t like the R badge on the bodywork. Should’ve been integrated in the grill.

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  18. @urbanstrencan Avatar
    @urbanstrencan

    I’m actually surprised how nicely VW updated new T-Rock, I love the new exterior design and interior looks like it will be big improvement.
    VW has another big saller on their hands.

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  19. @pwnermessi Avatar
    @pwnermessi

    It looks good. Good job vw. No piano black, physical button, this is direction we want.

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    1. @franciscojosesalcedosotoca1545 Avatar
      @franciscojosesalcedosotoca1545

      Yes! No physical buttons is a deal breaker for me.

      Reply
  20. @presterjohn71 Avatar
    @presterjohn71

    I hate cars getting wider. The back roads in Cornwall and many places in the UK are a nightmare when 2 thick cars meet each other.

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