2019 Volkswagen Golf GTI Performance
Well-kept GTI Performance with DSG transmission, adaptive cruise control and the uprated Performance braking package.
- Power
- 245 bhp
- Colour
- Deep Black Pearl
- Doors
- 5
- Owners
- 2
A practical mix of everyday cars, estates, hatchbacks, SUVs and a few more interesting choices, all currently listed below £20,000.
This section includes cars priced below £20,000 from across the wider Cars For You stock. Some are straightforward daily drivers, while others are older premium cars, hot hatches, estates or unusual cars that happen to sit below the same price point.
If your budget is strict, remember to allow for insurance, tax and any maintenance you may want to do after purchase. An older V8 at £9,000 and a newer hybrid at £13,000 can have very different ownership costs.
Well-kept GTI Performance with DSG transmission, adaptive cruise control and the uprated Performance braking package.
Large and comfortable V90 estate with automatic transmission, navigation, heated seats and excellent motorway manners.
Manual ST-3 with Recaro seats, heated front seats, navigation and a lively 250 bhp EcoBoost engine.
RF folding-hard-top MX-5 with the 184 bhp engine, manual gearbox, Bose audio and heated seats.
Rare supercharged V6 S model with 380 bhp, sports seats, Meridian audio and eight-speed automatic transmission.
Fast and practical vRS estate with DSG, heated seats, navigation and generous luggage space.
Quattro S3 Sportback with S tronic gearbox, leather sports seats and a strong service history.
R230 SL500 with folding metal roof, naturally aspirated V8, leather interior and classic early-2000s specification.
Late E39 528i SE in Oxford Green with beige leather, straight-six petrol engine and a remarkably clean cabin.
Aluminium-bodied XJ8 Sovereign with 4.2 V8, leather and walnut interior and long-distance comfort.
Fast five-cylinder Volvo estate with huge luggage space and the distinctive turbocharged T5 engine.
Excel-spec hybrid hatchback with automatic climate control, reversing camera and economical urban running.
Large Titanium estate with diesel economy, heated windscreen, navigation and plenty of rear luggage room.
Sharp-looking 508 fastback with automatic transmission, digital instruments and GT Line trim.
Manual Cooper S with heated seats, LED headlights and the punchy 2.0-litre turbo engine.
HSE seven-seat Discovery Sport with panoramic roof, leather interior, four-wheel drive and automatic gearbox.
Rear-wheel-drive Giulia Veloce with 280 bhp turbo engine, paddleshift automatic and leather sports seats.
Early UK-market 350Z GT with six-speed manual gearbox, Bose audio, heated leather seats and naturally aspirated V6.
Purchase price is only one part of choosing a car. Larger engines, premium tyres, specialist servicing and higher insurance groups can make some inexpensive-to-buy vehicles more expensive to own.
If low running cost is important, ask specifically about engine size, fuel type, transmission and service history rather than choosing solely by asking price.