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Is the VW up a 5 seater?

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Is the VW up a 5 seater?

The up! is available as a three or a five-door hatchback with four seats and the compact but spacious layout means it’s perfect for short journeys and young families.

What are the VW up models?

Up, White Edition, Black Edition, Beats, R-Line, GTI The Up is predominantly available as a five door, although there are three door versions of the base level Up and the Up GTI. Beyond the entry-level, you have the choice of either White Edition or Black Edition.

Is a VW up worth it?

It’s comfortable, feels stable on the road and is enjoyable to drive. It’s designed to work in town, but it’s not overwhelmed by or underpowered for the occasional motorway trip, although the long gearing does make it hard work.

Are VW up seats comfortable?

A classy and comfortable interior means inside the Volkswagen up! is a nice place to be.

Whats the difference between VW take up and move up?

The Take up! has a five-star Euro NCAP rating and gets ABS as well as driver, passenger and side airbags. Yet it does miss a few key features, such as air-con and remote central locking, which are standard on the Move up!. There’s no electronic stability control, either – that’s optional on the Move up!.

What is the difference between a high up and a move up?

Upgrade to the Move Up and you will alloy wheels, a 5.0in touchscreen infotainment system, with Bluetooth and USB connectivity, air conditioning, and a variable boot floor, while the High Up gains heated front seats, a smartphone phone mount to run the sat nav via a mobile application and electrically adjustable and …

Does VW still sell the up?

The Up has taken Europe by storm and you will find them on the roads of most major cities on the continent. When it comes to flagship cars, Volkswagen has a long list of icons to choose from.

Why is the VW up called the Up?

British television show Top Gear presenters mocked the unusual name by calling the model “Up-exclamation-mark”. The Up was introduced on the German market on 3 December 2011. Deliveries to other European markets began in April 2012. In 2013, Volkswagen introduced the cross up!