About Volkswagen: In addition to the heritage-evoking Volkswagen New Beetle, today's VW lineup includes the Volkswagen Jetta (available with TDI diesel power), the Volkswagen Rabbit and GTI hatchbacks, the Volkswagen Passat mid-size sedan and a pair of crossovers including the VW Tiguan and larger VW Touareg.
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Eos
KBB Review: While the cloth-top convertible won't be going away anytime soon (the New Beetle being a perfect example), the recent proliferation of retractable hardtops shows no sign of slowing. Volkswagen has taken the trend a step further by integrating a glass sunroof into the top of its new... Read Eos Review
GLI
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GTI
KBB Review: Costing well under $25,000, the 2008 Volkswagen GTI returns to its roots by infusing razor-sharp handling with spirited acceleration. Thanks to the GTI's clever hatchback design, drivers can enjoy true German-engineered performance without having to sacrifice comfort for four people or... Read GTI Review
Jetta
KBB Review: While most auto makers have abandoned their station wagon variants, Volkswagen is plunging head-first into the market with the all-new Jetta SportWagen. Given the daily fluctuation in gasoline prices, coupled with a growing consumer desire to move out of big, gas-thirsty SUVs, VW's... Read Jetta Review
New Beetle
KBB Review: Iconic convertibles seem to be making a comeback, and there is no ragtop more iconic than the VW Beetle. The 2008 Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible makes a great looking drop-top and offers the power, safety and comfort that was, obviously, not part of the first-generation Bug. The... Read New Beetle Review
Passat
KBB Review: The 2008 Volkswagen Passat competes with the top-of-the-line Accord and Camry models, along with such sporty sedans as Nissan's Maxima. Loaded with features—some unavailable on the competition—and offered in both sedan and wagon forms, the Passat continues to be an affordable... Read Passat Review
R32
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Rabbit
KBB Review: Despite a commonly-held belief that Americans don't like hatchbacks, the success of Volkswagen's long-running two- and four-door models—as well as the recent success of the MINI Cooper, Mazda Mazda3 and its own GTI—has prompted Volkswagen to revive the beloved Rabbit... Read Rabbit Review
Routan
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Tiguan
MSRP: $23,890 - $33,630
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Gas Mileage: City 18 - 19 / Hwy 24 - 26
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Max Seating Capactiy: 5
KBB Review: Volkswagen calls its new Tiguan the GTI of compact SUVs; a bold statement considering the hot hatchback's legendary handling capabilities, but not completely without merit. Although the Tiguan shares most of its chassis and suspension with the Passat, it is powered by the GTI's... Read Tiguan Review
Touareg 2
KBB Review: In a world dominated by SUVs that might look tough but cower when led over challenging terrain, the 2008 Volkswagen Touareg 2 is a rarity. It offers highly competent on-road driving dynamics, but when the pavement ends the Touareg 2 also proves to be an extremely capable off-roader.... Read Touareg 2 Review