T-Roc R is lowered 20 millimeters compared to the standard T-Roc. Progressive steering comes standard, so too adaptive dampers, but Volkswagen's DCC adaptive damping will be an option. Handling on ...

The T-Roc is now Volkswagen's best-selling car in Australia. It's easy to understand why after some time behind the wheel.

For us, we’re more concerned about how a car drives, which is why the Golf equivalent still remains our R of choice. The Volkswagen T-Roc R starts at £38,450 in the UK and is available now.

Volkswagen’s T-Roc is not the first car that would come to ... As you’d expect for a top-spec R-Line model, the T-Roc is packed with electronics, which take a while to explore.

UK customers hoping to buy a combustion-powered Volkswagen will soon be out of luck as the German manufacturer is well on the ...

But the T-Roc’s success has come despite some rather underwhelming characteristics, ones that VW is aiming to address in this mid-cycle update which will be applied to the base SUV, hot R model ...

T-Roc R will pack 300 horsepower It will be able to do 0-62mph in 4.9 seconds The T-Roc R will be on display at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show Volkswagen has revealed its high-powered T-Roc R small SUV.

The T-Roc Cabriolet allows you to have a small SUV with an extra dimension of fun and freedom, but even Volkswagen predicts it will only make up 7% of T-Roc purchases. With a lofty driving ...

The all-wheel-drive R may be quicker from a dig, but from a roll over the half mile, the Clubsport easily beats it and the ...

R-Line gets a sporty visual makeover and heated front seats. The T-Roc's greatest attraction has to be the way it drives. It's built on the same MQB platform as the Volkswagen Golf and models from ...

The Volkswagen T-Roc is a superstar for the brand ... The engine is a bit of a go-getter, too. It’s no T-Roc R in terms of ...

As before, the Volkswagen T-Roc R is a very effective point-to-point performance car, offering up great straight line speed and strong grip. It’s not the most thrilling car to drive though ...