Business review: Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion

Lem Bingley
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VW’s most economical car offers exceptionally low CO2 output of 99g/km, but do the rest of the numbers add up?

The Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion represents VW’s attempt at squeezing better fuel economy from its existing diesel-powered supermini. The changes are relatively modest but create a noticeable improvement...

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