Q. What is the ground clearance of the Volkswagen Virtus?

The Volkswagen Virtus is a fusion of the best of all. Being a remarkable model, its maintenance also does not cost much and is quite easy to handle. In addition to this, performance wise its good. The mileage provided is average and the ground clearance is good. If you want to own a decent car that does not cause any problems, this one is a total yes.

After months of anticipation I finally got my hands on the Volkswagen Virtus and I have been driving it around for a good six months now. Its sleek modern design stands out in the crowd. Under the hood, the 1.0 liter TSI engine producing 115 PS of power and 178 Nm of torque offers a smooth and peppy ride which is perfect for city commutes and occasional highway sprints. The cabin space is generous comfortably seating five adults and the 521 liter boot capacity means weekend getaways are awesome.

I am Very impressed with the interior design of car. The Exterior design also very Good. The Seating arrangement is also very comfortable and provided material is also Very Good quality. The provided Front and rear Powerful Windows is also Good. The Airbags gives safety to both driver and passenger. The Pick up and Breaking system is also very impressive.

Volkswagen Virtus is my the available at price point is very average. First Time i am Very impressed with the interior design of car. The Exterior design also very Good. The Seating arrangement is also very comfortable and provided material is also Very Good quality. The car gives amazing mileage of kmpl.

After owning the Volkswagen Virtus for a few months now, I must admit, it has been a rollercoaster. Driving off the showroom floor, the Virtus felt like a dream with its 1.0L TSI engine that beautifully balances performance and fuel efficiency is perfect in today’s fuel price scenario. The cabin feels plush with German quality that Volkswagen is known for. But I can guarantee you that you will fall in love with the taillight for sure.The ground clearance, while sufficient for most roads, can make you cringe on those unexpected, monstrous speed bumps commonly found across Indian cities.