Where to find a VW for sale

VW (or Volkswagen) is one of the most popular brands of cars around, with hatchbacks, estates, convertibles and the infamous VW beetle. Renowned for both their style and safety, the German cars are popular with singletons and family alike. This article will give you the low down on the best places to find your new VW at the best possible price.

VW sellers

To get a better idea of which VW is going to suit you, try looking on the VW website (Volkswagen.co.uk). There is a variety of models on offer, such as VW golfs, beetles and polos suiting those who are looking for a small car, or the Passat or Touran suiting families or those who take passengers frequently. New VWs If you are looking to buy new VW cars, their website gives details of approved VW dealerships who will help you to find your new car. It is always worth doing your research online so that you have a good set of requirements ready, as this will make the whole process easier. Used VWs If you want to save money, look out for VW sales at the VW dealers, as you may be able to get a great deal. You can also purchase used VW cars and vans from approved dealers, which are great if you are on a budget as you can be sure to get a thorough history for the car.

Private sellers

If you want a bargain on VWs, you could try looking on a website such as Autotrader (Autotrader.com), an online car trader with great VWs. If you are looking for that gorgeous beetle for sale or a golf for sale, try playing around with the selection criteria on the main page to find a car that fits your requirements. Classified ads Alternatively, you could look in local classifieds for VWs for sale in your area, and you may be able to haggle a good price. Be wary when purchasing from private sales and ensure that you are provided with a full history and that all the appropriate documents are provided. Used car superstores Another way of getting a great car deal is visiting a store such as Carcraft (Carcraft.co.uk) which sells used cars such as those which have been leased by firms, so they are usually in a good condition and have a sound history. Whatever you do, make sure that everything with the purchase is legitimate, and if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Happy shopping!