What to expect from a second hand VW Arteon
VW described the Arteon as an ‘avant-garde Gran Turismo’. With two trim levels, the Elegance and the R-Line, the Arteon offers plenty of options. The Elegance is the simpler, more elegant, and restrained version, whereas the R-Line, features sporting details around the wide front grille, and it also has less of the Elegance’s exterior chrome.
The Areton has been developed from the outset to ride on 20-inch alloy wheels, featuring a pair of 2.0-litre engines units delivering either 240bhp or 280bhp depending on whether you want diesel or petrol. Both engine choices come with a seven-speed DSG automatic transmission as well as VW’s 4Motion.
Thanks to its smart interior that houses lots of the latest technology, the Arteon looks and feels like a genuinely premium product and bought new, it would be priced like one. However, you can pick up a used one, which is almost as good as new, with very little mileage on it for a reasonable price.
The Volkswagen Arteon’s crisp interior looks very modern, and it lives up to its appearance with its Active Info Display, a huge screen that takes the place of traditional dials and it also allows lots of custom information as well as full-color and sat-nav displays.
As well as this, the Arteon has an impressive kit. The Elegance version gives you LED headlights, sat-nav and leather trim, heated front seats, adaptive cruise control, and three-zone climate control with separate controls for rear-seat passengers.
