2023 Volkswagen T-Roc 110TSI Style (car review)

Since it hit our shores, we've been constantly asked about what the T-Roc like - such is its popularity. So in demand is its R variant, that Volkswagen Australia had to ask Germany for more. Any wonder then that we're happy to be testing the 2023 110TSI Style.
Considered the entry level model, it comes with a 1.4-litre turbocharged four cylinder engine under the hood. Paired to an 8-speed torque converter automatic, it's good for 110kW of power and 250Nm of torque.
It's a good package for your city slicking fun, performing well around town. Out on the open road it does need to work a little harder, and it could definitely be better if you decide to take to the twisty back roads.
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[@ReymerzZ]

Nice review. Very good real world info. Just 1 thing, either decrease the volume of the music or increase the volume of the speech. I had to keep changing the volume on my phone.

[@tomblip8988]

Thanks for the review. Just thinking about buying one of those. 👍

[@pridez6132]

Nice review Bro! Do you know if the mirror blind-spot function is included or not?

[@dylanswan684]

I beleive it was on this model. The troc in any trim should have it if its a 3rd quarter or later landed model from 2023 onwards

[@graemecouch5010]

If The Average Consumption is 10.7l/100 Then No Thanks ! Thats 95ron as Well ! 😂

[@brianhoward1522]

I get about 8.6L inner city and 9.3L country because I do tend to put foot outside town. Nothing close to 10.7L

[@RossBlandon]

Can’t get past the fuel consumption. Such a guzzler coming from a Toyota to this.