All versions
| Variant | Running cost per month | Median price | Listings | Fuel | Engine codes | Gearbox | Production years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2 DI, 130 PS, 6-speed manual | €431 | €11,950 | 411 | Petrol | LIH | Manual (6) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.5 Diesel, 122 PS, 6-speed manual | €430 | €9,870 | 357 | Diesel | LXD | Manual (6) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.5 Diesel, 122 PS, 9-speed automatic | €453 | €10,599 | 340 | Diesel | LXD | Automatic (9) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.2 DI, 110 PS, 6-speed manual | €430 | €11,100 | 274 | Petrol | LIH | Manual (6) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.2 DI, 145 PS, 6-speed manual | €434 | €12,070 | 235 | Petrol | LIH | Manual (6) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.5 Diesel, 105 PS, 6-speed manual | €422 | €8,699 | 222 | Diesel | LXD | Manual (6) | 2019–2022 |
| 1.4 DI, 145 PS, automatic | €455 | €12,990 | 99 | Petrol | L3T | CVT-Getriebe | 2019–2022 |
At a glance
- Years: built from 2015. The facelift came in 2019. Sources give the end of production as 2021 or 2022.
- Most common: a stretched timing chain on the 1.4 Turbo, coolant loss, and oil use.
- Gearbox: the Easytronic automated gearbox gets the most complaints. Sources say avoid it.
- Reliability: 2/5, because the chain, coolant and gearbox faults can each cost hundreds to thousands of euros.
- DIY: 2/5, because the timing chain job needs special tools and many hours of labour.
- Prefer: a car with a chain or coolant repair record and a clear oil history. Avoid: an Easytronic car with jerky shifts, and a car that loses coolant with no service proof.
Engines and gearboxes
- 1.0 Turbo (LE1, 3 cylinders, 77 kW / 105 PS): no common engine fault confirmed.
- 1.4 Turbo (LE2, B14XFT, 125 or 150 PS): the chain can stretch and coolant can leak. Check the chain record first.
- 1.4 petrol without turbo (74 kW): no faults named in the sources.
- 1.6 Turbo (147 kW / 200 PS): no faults named in the sources.
- 1.6 CDTI diesel (95 to 160 PS): timing chain rattle, DPF blocking on short trips, and injector faults.
- Facelift 1.2 Turbo (110 to 145 PS), 1.4 Turbo with CVT (145 PS) and 1.5 diesel (105 to 122 PS): the sources give power figures only. No fault data was found.
- Manual gearbox, 1.0 and 1.4 Turbo: clutch wear can come early. A clutch replacement costs 680.75 GBP on average (UK, year not stated).
- Easytronic automated gearbox: jerky, unreliable and expensive to repair. Avoid.
- 6-speed automatic: stiff or jerky shifts are reported.
Known issues
| Issue | Affects | Typical km | Repair cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timing chain stretch on the 1.4 Turbo | 1.4 Turbo petrol (B14XFT, LE2), 125 and 150 PS | Below 100,000 km on some cars | Not given |
| Timing chain rattle on the 1.6 CDTI | 1.6 CDTI diesel (LXO, LVL, LVK, B16DTE, B16DTR) | About 150,000 km (garage advice) | Chain job not given. Check 100 to 280 EUR (Germany, year not stated) |
| Oil loss | Not tied to one engine in the sources | Not given | Not given |
| Coolant loss and water pump | 1.4 Turbo petrol (LE2) | Water pump often fails by about 80,000 km | Water pump 250 to 1,000 EUR, head gasket 580 to 1,580 EUR (Germany, year not stated) |
| Easytronic gearbox | Easytronic automated gearbox | Not given | 1,000 to 3,000 EUR (year not stated) |
| Diesel particulate filter (DPF) | 1.6 CDTI diesel | Not given | 100 to 400 GBP (UK, year not stated) |
| Injector faults on the 1.6 CDTI | 1.6 CDTI diesel | Not given | 200 to 600 GBP per injector (UK, year not stated) |
Before you buy
- Timing chain (1.4 Turbo). Listen for a rattle on a cold start. Bad result: a rattle, or fault codes P0016 or P0017 on a scanner. Needs a scanner.
- Easytronic gearbox. Test drive with pull-away and gear changes. Bad result: jerky or harsh shifts. A repair costs 1,000 to 3,000 EUR (year not stated).
- Coolant (1.4 Turbo). Check the coolant level when the engine is cold. Look for damp spots in the engine bay and for white exhaust smoke. Bad result: a low level, damp spots, or a temperature rise above 90 C. A water pump costs 250 to 1,000 EUR (Germany, year not stated).
- Timing chain (1.6 CDTI). Listen to a cold start and to idle. Bad result: a rattle. Ask for a chain check at about 150,000 km. A check after unexplained noise costs 100 to 280 EUR (Germany, year not stated).
- Injectors (1.6 CDTI). Check for rough idle and smoke. Bad result: a fault on a scanner or rough running. Each injector costs 200 to 600 GBP (UK, year not stated). Needs a scanner.
- DPF (1.6 CDTI). Ask how the car was driven. Bad result: a DPF warning light or lost power. Short trips only are a warning sign. A DPF repair costs 100 to 400 GBP (UK, year not stated).
- Oil use. Check the oil level and look for oil on the ground under the car. Bad result: oil low between services, or blue exhaust smoke. Above 300 ml per 1,000 km needs a workshop check. Cost not given.
- Brakes and lights. Brake discs wear faster than average, and inspectors often flag the front lamps. Bad result: worn discs or misaimed lamps. Fix these before the next inspection.
- Infotainment, camera and doors. Test the infotainment screen and the windscreen camera. On a Sports Tourer, check for water in the doors. Bad result: a failed screen, a misted camera, or damp in the door.
Running costs
| Operational | €168 |
|---|---|
| Workshop | €127 |
| Fixed costs (tax, insurance) | €142 |
| Total per month | €437 |
| New-car depreciation (not included) | €61 |
ADAC figures for 15,000 km a year over 60 months
Market
Listings on mobile.de priced up to 50,000 EUR, 29 October 2026.
- Listings
- 1,999
- 25th percentile
- €8,900
- Median price
- €10,950
- 75th percentile
- €12,950
- Median mileage
- 85,401 km
- Median first registration
- 2021
- Dealer share
- 83.2%
- Price at 100,000 km
- €10,604
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