There have been some VW Polo recalls over the decades. Misfiring was a bit of an issue for older Polos, as was a leaky sunroof and electrics. In 2014, a small number of vehicles had an airbag sensor issue and there's been numerous frustrations with electric windows, among other electronic niggles.
In 2015, the 1.4-litre TSI engine quenched oil a bit too readily and in that same year, there was a problem with child locks on the rear doors.
While dealerships recalled and replaced the faulty locks, it might not have happened on all affected cars.
When it comes to corrosion, Polos generally escape with minimal issue, but it's all about care, right? The inclement British weather and the growing lack of properties with garages has not gone unnoticed by the avid used car buyer.
Since these superminis make good first time driver cars, they can often have minor dings that can quickly become corrosion pools, if you’re not careful (or don't have aforementioned dry-store garage).
The good news is, there's a broad selection of Polo listings on the secondhand car market to pick from. Be choosy.
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