6th Jan 2010, 05:43

Hi, they are under the steering wheel area or under the passenger side of the dashboard, I can't remember fully, sorry! You might need to look in the manual to see which is the right fuse, bearing in mind it might not be the fuse! Worth getting checked out properly maybe?

10th Feb 2010, 16:05

We changed our VW Fox for a Polo Match 1.4 TDi. At nearly twice the price of the Fox, it's not twice the car!

In 2 1/2 years and 55,000 miles, apart from a faulty coil, it never put a foot wrong. Two front tyres, 5 services (3 which were part of the finance deal) and a set of wiper blades were the only additional outlay.

It's roomy, reliable and fun to drive and above all it's a Volkswagen for £6.5k! So if you're looking for a small budget car, forget your unreliable little French / Italian tin boxes and get yourself a Fox... You won't regret it!

14th Jul 2010, 10:33

We got a Fox 1.2 base for my wife. It was cheap (for a VW) cost £6000 brand new. We paid an extra £200 for 3 years servicing, which was cheap.

So all in all,an unbeatable deal.

So far, touch wood, no problems at all. The car is now 2 years old and has had no unexpected costs.

It's 45 BHP. It pulls like a train from low revs, and embarrasses many a "boy racer" at the lights.

All in all, I strongly recommend the base 1.2 if you don't want luxury (no electric windows/air con). There is nothing to go wrong, heaps of space for 4 inside too, and a usable boot - to boot!