Ah, the Volkswagen T-Roc. When it first hit the road in 2017, it was like that quiet schoolmate who suddenly becomes the star of the party. Now, in its second generation for 2026, it's back, bigger, smarter and with a bit of irony: why drive a Golf when you can have one just as good, only taller and more "adventurous"? No, it won't conquer the Himalayas, but it will effortlessly overcome city potholes and highway obstacles. This compact crossover, which fits between the T-Cross and the Tiguan, has already sold more than two million units - proof that people love cars that look like they can do more than they can. But hey, that's the charm: the T-Roc is practical, fun and doesn't pretend to be something it's not. Get ready to dive into its details, where we'll find both cynicism about fashion trends and sincere praise for Volkswagen's good work.