Volkswagen introduced the Polo as a masterpiece automobile for different types of auto enthusiasts. The brand offers multiple trims of the car at various price points. Each Volkswagen Polo vehicle, whether a sedan or hatchback, has unique features that one can enjoy, including comfort, agility on the road, superior performance, and modern technology. One should ensure they research each model of the Volkswagen Polo and assess its features and cost before selecting one for themselves.

The Polo Vivo
One of the most affordable models of Polo is the Vivo, tailored for individuals who need to commute each day while enjoying the under-the-hood performance on occasion.

• Trendline
  The Polo Vivo Trendline is the base trim and starts at R266,600. It features 14-inch steel wheels, a multi-function steering wheel, and a 6.5-inch composition colour radio. App-connect is also available on this variant, which allows one to access the iPhone/CarPlay screen maps, music, and selected apps by picking them up on the infotainment system. The Polo Vivo Trendline features a 1.4 l/55 kW (16V) MPI5-speed engine with a 5-speed manual transmission.
• Comfortline
  A step up from the Trendline is the Volkswagen Comfortline, which has similar features and runs on the same engine. What’s different is the 15-inch Estrada alloy wheels, front fog lamps and cornering light, and body-coloured exterior mirror housings and door handles. One could get the Comfortline for about R288,500.
• Highline
  Some highlights of the Highline trim of the Polo Vivo are the leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel and a cruise control system. The wheels take a step up with 16-inch Rivazza alloy wheels. The Highline also features a 4-cylinder SI engine 1.6 l/77 kW (16V) with a 5-speed manual transmission. Customers could pick this trim for about R318,000.
• GT
  The fully decked-up trim of the Polo Vivo hatchback series, the GT variant costs about R356,000. The GT badge also comes with a 1.0 TSI engine with a 6-speed manual gearbox for those who want to enjoy that extra punch on the road. Other features of this trim include the 17-inch Mirabeau alloy wheels, a stainless steel sports tailpipe, and an auto-dimming interior rear view mirror (IRVM.)

The Polo Sedan
From a reliable engine to cutting-edge smart technology, the Polo Sedan range is a perfect choice for an auto enthusiast. In addition to its impressive fuel economy, the variants provide ample space for passengers to travel in absolute comfort.

• Sedan
  A 7-inch Radio, multi-function display “Plus,” and multi-function steering wheel are some of the inclusions with the base trim. Additionally, the 16″ steel wheels, LED headlamps with individual daytime running lights, and power-adjustable exterior mirrors contribute to improving one’s on-road experience. The price of this trim starts at R365,900.
• Life
  Starting at R397,700, the Polo Sedan Life has a list of modern equipment onboard, including a 10-inch MIB Regio Radio, wireless charging, and a rear-view camera. There’s also a 1-zone Climatronic air conditioning system. It shares the same engine setup as the base model – a 1.6 MPI engine with a 5-speed manual transmission.
• Style
  The engine on the Polo Style gets a bump up and features a 1.0 TSI setup with a 6-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission with front wheel drive. Other elements coupled with this trim include a digital cockpit, rain sensors, and 17-inch Tritz alloy wheels. There are even side and curtain airbags to enhance driver and passenger safety. One can get the Volkswagen Polo Style starting at R461,700.00.

The Polo
This hatchback persona is ideal for sports enthusiasts but is also forgiving when in the city. Several elements in its lineup make it worth the spend.

• Polo
  The base trim of the Volkswagen Polo has a standard but modern set of equipment, including a digital cockpit and a start-stop system with generative braking. There are also LED headlamps and a speed limiter without a cruise control system to boost one’s driving skills. 14-inch steel wheels also help the vehicle stay more agile on the road. Under the hood, users will get a 1.0 TSI engine with a 5-speed manual gearbox. The price of the base trim starts at R357,500.
• Life
  The Volkswagen Polo Life starts at R401,400 and has a few added features, including 15-inch Essex alloy wheels. On the safety front, one may benefit from elements like Park Distance Control, which generates warning signals for obstacles in the front and rear, a cruise control system with a speed limiter, and power-adjustable, folding, and heated exterior mirrors.
• R-Line
  This trim takes it up a notch in the power department with a 1.0 TSI engine coupled with a 7-speed DSG® transmission and front-wheel drive. Other notable elements of the Polo R-Line include an 8-inch Composition Media Radio, an air conditioning system Climatronic with 2-zone climate control and allergen filter, and a leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel with shifting paddles. The cost of the Volkswagen Polo R-Line is about R475,800.
• GTI
  The Volkswagen Polo GTI trim starts at R559,200 and has features similar to those of the R-Line trim. What’s different is the upgraded IQ. Light LED Matrix headlamps, “Artvelour” sports seats, and the 17-inch Milton Keynes Alloy Wheels boost the car’s look inside and out. A 2.0 TSI engine sits under the hood with a 6-speed DSG® transmission for the sport enthusiast.

Deals
Despite the pricing of the Volkswagen Polo series, one can always look for ways to get a better deal on the car. For instance, one can check the brand’s website for the latest prices with deals and discounts on a particular model. Sometimes, Volkswagen may run special offers on financing and corporate sales. One may also get deals on service. All the buyer has to do is explore the offers section on the official website. Alternatively, one can even check with their local dealership for potential offers.