Tarraco prices start from around £22,000 for a 2018 1.5 petrol; larger petrols and diesels cost a bit more. Pay £23,000-£27,000 for a good-condition, low-mileage, full-history 2019 Tarraco at a franchised dealer, and upwards of £27,000 for a good 2020 example. A 2021 car will cost from £30,000.
The most economical model is the 2.0 TDI 150, with a WLTP figure of 57.6mpg. The 2.0 TDI 190 claims 50.4mpg. The most frugal petrol is the TSI 150, with 42.8mpg.
All Tarracos have been registered after April 2017 so will be taxed at a flat rate, currently £155 a year. Check if the price of the Tarraco you’re buying sneaked above £40,000 new, because it will attract a supplementary luxury car tax of £335 a year, currently, for five years from…