Used 2007 Volkswagen Passat Wagon Used 2007
Volkswagen Passat Wagon

The all-new 2007 Volkswagen Passat Wagon is the more versatile version of the all-new Passat sedan that was introduced for the 2006 model year. Unlike the sedan, which competes against such benchmarks as the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, the Passat Wagon has few (if any) direct competitors. The interior is a cut or two above that of any comparably equipped wagon in its price range and its handling characteristics are completely European sedan-like. Whether you're looking for a versatile sedan substitute or a more efficient, more enthusiastic SUV replacement, the Passat Wagon won't disappoint.

Bigger, sleeker, more powerful and more refined, the 2007 Volkswagen Passat Wagon is completely new and improved from the inside out.

Dynaudio Sound System
The optional 10-speaker sound system, the first in-vehicle endeavor by Dynaudio (a well-regarded Danish speaker outfit) is one of the best we've heard.

Sport Package
Offering a stiffer suspension, deep sport seats and a three-spoke steering wheel with paddle shifters, the optional Sport Package makes the Passat Wagon even more of a driver's car.

Inside the Passat Wagon's refined passenger cabin you'll find a combination of quality materials and dynamic design that's at once both relaxing and invigorating. Interior trim options include wood, aluminum or composite, and standard leatherette seating gives even the base model an upscale feel. Neat features include an electronic key and electronic push-button parking brake, plus a cleverly placed umbrella holder and two cooled storage compartments. Rear-seat accommodations have been improved with an additional 2.7 inches of legroom, while a 60/40 split seatback functionally extends the Passat Wagon's deep but narrow cargo area.

As is the case with so many new models nowadays, the 2007 Passat Wagon is both longer and wider than the model it replaces. The wagon shares its distinctive face and some sheetmetal with the sedan, but the design is cohesive enough that it in no way comes across as an afterthought. Standard roof rails are a wagon exclusive, while mirror-integrated turn signals are a nice touch. Wheel options range from 16-inch covered steel wheels to 18-inch alloys available only on V6 models, which also feature twin single exhaust pipes flanking the left and right sides of the vehicle. The big VW badge placed prominently on the back doubles as the rear hatch release.