The fifth generation Volkswagen Polo was car of the year 2010, edging out Toyota iQ city car declared.
The latest iteration of veteran German mini total 347 points awarded by the 59-member jury, narrowly beat the 337 point tally of the tiny iQ, which first went on sale in the United Kingdom in January of this year.
Vauxhall Astra was a relatively distant third with 221 points.
Twenty-five members of the Panel - consisting of European motoring journalists - the Polo as their absolute winner with 20 gestimmt.jedoch on his blog do write iQ the same for the, Autocar was editor in chief Steve Cropley wondering whether 'it also safe played the judges' surrender the award at the "stable", how goes Polo, which he described in as "sensibly improved but essentially predictable in all respects and trusts, which overlook the drives".
"What have we learned?" he asked.
"That conventional design nor rules with Europe auto critics, but the iQ as a serious and capable car is considered than ever was smart."
Cropley - itself a judge - made the Toyota be personal favorite, assigning it eight points, where only two of Volkswagen.
The car of the year website yet updated with the result, says it doesn't matter if the Polo as a stripped down version of the larger Golf is considered.
"The Volkswagen spirit of excellence is in the structure and integrated sees this model which plays the role of being not as large as the other cars in this segment," adds it.
The Polo takes Crown Vauxhall insignia 2009 from a single point won.
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