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14 Small SUVs The VW T-Cross Will Challenge

The segment for little SUVs is booming in Europe.

VW T-Cross Konkurrenten

By: Stefan Leichsenring

Published by: Chris Bruce

Oct 26, 2018 at 1:00pm ET

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Volkswagen has finally unveiled the T-Cross as the smallest crossover in the brand's lineup. The little SUV arrives with plenty of competitors already on sale and more on the way, particularly in Europe. Click through the slides above to see the bevy of tiny machines battling for buyers' attention.

The T-Cross is here and an alternative for America:

Gallery: Volkswagen T-Cross and its competitors

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Volkswagen T-Cross

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