2018 Volkswagen T-Roc 2.0 TSI SEL 5-door SUV

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a bit now — it’s a 2018 T-Roc SEL, pure white non-metallic, with 18-inch Arlo sterling silver alloy wheels. It’s got that sharp, modern look, and the interior is half-leather, which feels nice to touch.

I bought it new, and it’s had full dealer service history — no surprises there, just a clean record. The sat-nav is still working well, and I’ve used the parking sensors quite a bit, especially when parking in tight spots. The cabin’s got climate control, heated rear window, and automatic lights and wipers, so it’s pretty comfortable in all weather.

The seats are sporty, with good support — I’ve been driving it a lot, and it’s been solid. There’s USB charging in the front, and a couple of ports you can plug in devices. I also use the Car-Net app, which lets me connect my phone and access things like navigation and security — pretty handy.

It’s got all the safety stuff: ABS, electronic stability control, adaptive cruise, front and side airbags, and even a driver alert system. The radar system helps with distance monitoring, and it’ll warn you if you’re too close to something — useful in city traffic.

I’ve also noticed the interior lighting is a bit of a mood setter — there’s ambient lighting under the front footwells and along the doors, and the dash has dark grey inserts that give it a bit of a premium feel.

It’s been parked in Andover, Test Valley for a while now, and I’m just letting it go — not because it’s not good, but because I’ve found a different direction for my car life.

The price is £13,293, which I know is a bit steep, but it’s been well looked after. If you’re looking at a solid, well-maintained T-Roc with real features and a good service history, this one’s been on the list for a while.

If you’ve got any questions — especially about the specs or service dates — I’d be happy to talk. I don’t do fancy marketing, so if you want to chat, just give me a call. I’m not selling it to make a quick profit — it’s just time to move on.

I’m based in Andover, Test Valley, so if you’re local, it’s easy to see it. No need to go far.