Volkswagen Estate car reviews
Looking to buy a new Volkswagen estate car? Search through our estate car reviews to find out which model would suit you and your lifestyle.
The biggest selling point of an estate car is its boot - if you need lots of space in your car, then an estate is the way to go if you don’t fancy an SUV. All our estate car reviews tell you how much boot space you’ll get.
In an estate car, you‘ll get a big boot, plus room for the dog, the children, and even grandma.
Read our Volkswagen estate car reviews, including full performance figures, running costs, practicality, safety and handling statistics and options data. Browse photo galleries and research into potential problems using thousands of owners’ reviews.
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Volkswagen Estate car reviews
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Volkswagen Passat Estate (2024 onwards) Review
A great choice for long-distance drivers
New price: £44,035 - £51,105PROS
- Hugely refined at speed
- Comfortable ride
- Loads of room
CONS
- No diesel model
- Automatic-only
- Touch-sensitive controls
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Volkswagen Multivan MPV (2022 onwards) Review
VW’s Caravelle replacement is a comfortable, efficient and flexible MPV
New price: £47,695 - £62,911PROS
- Better to drive than the van it replaces
- Flexible seven-seat interior
- Plug-in hybrid available
CONS
- Not small or cheap
- Petrol engines are thirsty
- Not as hardwearing inside as commercial rivals
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Volkswagen Golf Estate (2021 onwards) Review
Thoroughly rational, practical family car with an air of quality
New price: £28,120 - £35,085PROS
- Sensibly sized for British roads and towns
- Diverse range of engines and trims
- Uncompromised practicality
CONS
- Appreciably more expensive than rivals
- Tech overkill, touch-controls are annoying
- Some trim is not family-friendly
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Volkswagen Caddy California (2021 onwards) Review
VW’s third California campervan is compact, inexpensive and perfect for adventurers
New price: £35,473 - £40,591PROS
- By far the most affordable California campervan
- Five proper seats in the back
- Comfortable double bed
CONS
- No lounge space without tent add-on
- Basic kitchen
- Irritating cab
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Volkswagen Golf Alltrack (2020 - 2023) Review
Ruggedised Golf offers excellent comfort and rough-road ability
New price: £40,170 - £40,170PROS
- Strong engine
- Good size
- Genuine 4x4 usability
CONS
- Pricey, especially with options
- Fiddly Golf Mk8 switches; too few USBs
- Missing the dynamic brilliance of the best Golfs
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Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake (2020 - 2024) Review
The Passat Estate's sexier cousin is a great car in its own right
Used price: £16,202 - £42,402PROS
- Looks great
- Loads of rear legroom
- Posh, well-built interior
CONS
- Low roofline limits practicality
- Hybrid model outshone by newer rivals
- More expensive and less practical than Passat
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Volkswagen Grand California Campervan (2020 onwards) Review
Crafter-based camper is brilliant to live with
New price: £81,685 - £92,305PROS
- OEM build quality throughout
- Unparalleled residuals
- Comfortable to drive
CONS
- Some flimsy lockers
- Not very homey
- 600 is very tall
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Volkswagen Golf Alltrack (2015 - 2020) Review
A niche product, but an alluring – if pricey one – all the same
Used price: £6,973 - £21,908PROS
- Rugged looks
- Spacious loadbay
- Practical touches
- Impressive quality
CONS
- Restricted engine range
- Expensive to buy
- More green-laner than off-roader
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Volkswagen Passat Alltrack (2015 - 2020) Review
Used price: £7,908 - £25,548PROS
- Comfortable
- Looks great
- Loads of off-road kit
- Purposeful styling
CONS
- No petrol option
- Only two diesel engines
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Volkswagen Passat Estate (2015 - 2024) Review
Enormously practical and pleasingly comfortable
Used price: £5,304 - £33,459PROS
- Comfortable ride and seats
- Roomy loadbay and interior
- Excellent build quality
CONS
- Ride can be firm on larger wheels
- Some rivals are better equipped
- DSG transmission can be sluggish