Used Vauxhall Crossland for Sale

A small SUV that parks like a hatchback

The used Vauxhall Crossland is built for people who want the raised driving position of an SUV without the bulk that usually comes with it.

It seats five properly, sits higher than a conventional hatchback so everyone onboard gets a clear view of the road ahead, and keeps its overall dimensions tight enough to make multi-storey car parks and narrow city streets easier.

That combination is the whole point of the car. Families get a cabin that copes with school runs, buggies and the weekly shop. Drivers who spend most of their week in town get something genuinely easy to place, park and thread through traffic.

Why buy a used Vauxhall Crossland?

• Five full seats and a raised ride height, so passengers sit up and see out rather than peering over the dashboard.
• Compact overall size, which makes tight parking spaces and busy urban roads far less stressful than in a larger family SUV.
• Small, fuel-efficient engines across the range, keeping everyday running costs down.
• A generous standard equipment list, so even earlier cars arrive with the kit most buyers actually use.
• Front-wheel drive, simple and predictable to drive for anyone stepping up from a supermini or hatchback.

Which Crossland trim should you look for?

Used stock at Stoneacre spans a spread of trim levels, so it is worth knowing roughly where each one sits before you start filtering.

SE covers the core of the range and carries the everyday essentials, which makes it the sensible choice if you want the Crossland's space and driving position without paying for extras you will not use.

Design builds on that with a slightly fuller specification, a good middle ground for buyers who want a bit more comfort and convenience kit as standard.

Elite Nav adds built-in navigation to the mix, useful if you would rather not rely on your phone every time you head somewhere unfamiliar.

Ultimate sits at the top of the range and brings the most generous equipment list of the four, so it is the one to search for if you want the Crossland at its best equipped.

Because used stock turns over constantly, the exact kit on any individual car depends on its trim and its age. Always check the specification listed against the car you are interested in.

Petrol or diesel?

The Crossland was sold with a choice of engines, and which one suits you comes down almost entirely to the miles you cover.

Petrol. The 1.2-litre petrol was offered with 81, 108 or 128bhp, with and without a turbocharger, returning 54 to 57mpg. That efficiency, combined with smoother running at low speeds, makes the petrols the more refined choice for urban and suburban driving where most Crosslands spend their lives.

Diesel. The 1.6-litre diesel came with either 98bhp or 118bhp and is the better bet if you rack up regular motorway miles, where a diesel's long-legged nature works in your favour.

Used stock includes both manual and automatic gearboxes depending on the car, so filter by transmission if you have a firm preference. Whichever engine you choose, running costs stay modest, and fixed-price service plans spread the cost of maintenance into manageable monthly payments rather than unexpected bills.