433 Used Vauxhall Crossland X cars for sale

To cater for differing lifestyles, there is a range of powertrains available on used Vauxhall Crossland X examples. The most common powertrains include:

• 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol: available with up to 128bhp, 0 to 60mph in as little as 9.3 seconds and up to 47mpg combined.
• 1.5-litre turbocharged diesel: available with up to 101bhp, 0 to 60mph in as little as 11.0 seconds and up to 60mpg combined.

Both the petrol and diesel powertrains are available with staggered levels of performance as well as a choice between a manual or automatic gearbox. The best choice for those who do the bulk of their driving in city centres and urban areas will be a petrol example, while those completing over 12,000 miles a year on motorways will find a diesel example the more cost-effective option.

There's a non-turbocharged petrol variant available too, but it's not the favoured choice for many. It will be cheaper to insure though, thanks to its less powerful output.

Unfortunately, there's no four-wheel drive variant available - all Crossland X variants come with front-wheel drive only.

Despite having fairly compact dimensions, the Crossland X does a good job of utilising the space it has available. The interior space is pretty generous, with plenty of interior space for four adults - fitting five adults in is possible, although the middle passenger will struggle to find comfort on long journeys.

With 410 litres available, the Crossland X rivals cars from the class above in terms of boot space, while there are additional features such as roof rails and rear sliding seats on some examples to enhance practicality further. For times when you need maximum space, you're able to drop the rear seats in a 60:40 split and make the most of a larger space.

A braked towing capacity of up to 870kg also means that you're able to tow the likes of trailers or bicycle carriers with ease. If you plan on towing heavier loads, such as a caravan, then we'd recommend looking at more capable vehicles such as the Skoda Kamiq.

Keeping you well protected in the case of an accident, the Vauxhall Crossland X received a full five-star safety score when it underwent rigorous testing as part of Euro NCAP's safety test, scoring well for adult (85%) and child (84%) occupant protection.

Standard safety equipment includes the likes of an anti-lock braking system, ISOFIX anchor points, hill start assist and LED daytime running lights. If you'd like further active/passive safety equipment, then you'll need to opt for a higher specced version. These may offer features such as rear parking sensors and a safety pack that includes a driver drowsiness system, forward collision alert and automatic emergency braking.

You'll find various trims to choose from when searching for a used Crossland X, ranging from the entry-level 'SE' to the range-topping 'Ultimate'.

Standard equipment includes the likes of Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, dual-zone climate control, a 7-inch colour touchscreen infotainment system and Bluetooth® connectivity. If your budget allows, we'd recommend considering a higher-specced example as they offer the likes of satellite navigation, a larger infotainment system and heated seats as well as a more premium feel.

Regardless of which model you choose, you can rest assured knowing you've got your money's worth. Vauxhall has done a good job of finding a balance between value and luxury, ensuring the Crossland X is an appealing option in this competitive segment.