If you want some stylish thrills in your life, but don’t fancy a hot hatch, then a compact coupe should fit the bill.
The Volkswagen Scirocco has been turning heads since 2008, and with the rest of the company’s line-up getting an update, bosses decided that the three-door coupe could do with a revamp, too. There are subtle changes inside and out, while the engine range has been tuned to combine efficiency and performance.
For this test, we’ve lined up a 148bhp 2.0 TDI in racy R Line trim, and we’re pitching it against a rival that offers a similar mix of head-turning looks and frugal running costs. The Peugeot RCZ was updated in 2013, and while the flagship RCZ R pushes performance to new levels, the diesel model still provides decent running costs and long-distance refinement.
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