Volkswagen Fox - Facts

Facts

  • The roof liner and rear parcel shelf are made from the renewable resourced Curaua plant.
  • The European-market Fox has a four-star EuroNCAP safety rating.
  • The static torsional stiffness of the Fox is 17941 Nm and has a dynamic torsional stiffness of 39.2 Hz.
  • An optional rear bench seat slides 150 mm lengthways and the backrest can split 50/50 in the middle, depending on the configuration, the boot volume is adjustable between 260 and 1016 L.
  • Volkswagen recalled over 400,000 units in Latin America and Africa due to a problem with the rear seat longitudinal adjustment mechanism after eight Brazilian owners lost part of their fingers while trying to adjust the seats.

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