The VW badge

At first glance, anybody can make out that it’s a VW car. Thanks to its sibling's inspired looks (Don’t know if VW has any other designs – Polo, Vento, Jetta - all have the same front end).

High speed stability is fantastic. You never feel discomfort at high speeds. Steering response is good.

Impressive feature list include cruise control, auto wipers, reversing camera, touchscreen etc. Interior quality is among this segment's best.

The materials used are high quality and the fit and finish are excellent. It blows the budget cabins of the Dzire & Amaze away. There are no rough edges anywhere. Flat-bottom steering gets leather, chrome accents and piano black panels for a premium look. It's chunky and sweet to hold. Hornpad will be a stretch for those with small hands. It's not easy to press either.

Unfortunately, European orientation means lights on the left and wipers on the right. Switches for the cruise control are located on the indicator stalk.Typical VW ORVM adjustment knob is located on top of the door handle. ORVMs can be retracted electrically by turning the knob to the topmost position (clockwise or anti-clockwise). The lock/unlock buttons are large. The doors auto-lock at 15 km/h. The lock/unlock action is audible, although not as loud as say the TUV300. Good value for money.

Ride quality and Safety(ABS)Less variety in the colour