2003 Volkswagen Eurovan consumer reviews

LOVE my 2002 weekender eurovan...for work and play. Completely reliable. Costs a bit more to replace brakes and tires.. they are heavy duty...well worth it though. i will be buried it it. I even tow my cool little travel trailer when I am compelled to visit other lands.

The Eurovan Weekender is my second VW camper. Altho it does not have the full package the full camper does, I don't miss it. I have my own stove etc which I don't have to carry when not using. Also it is 18" shorter than the EV camper and so will fit in my garage. Love it.

Great for what it could have been.Sunroof leaked, rear brakes replaced at 30k miles,muffler corroded at30k.VW finally found the ball joint problem after randomly replacing tie rod,shocks and caliper in the right front wheel.

My family owned a 2003 VW Eurovan. It was indisputably the nicest car we had ever owned. Our entire family liked it so much, my father purchased another one of VWs products. A 2002 VW Jetta. The Eurovan's handling was smooth, its appearance unique, and its comfort unimaginably relaxing. We also found out how amazingly safe it was. In the fall of 2006, we were involved in a horific accident on a local interstate. We were hit in the back, shoved forward into another car, pivoted left into a pick-up truck, slammed into a cement wall before hitting a guard rail. As you can imagine, our car was totaled. Praise God no one in the accident was hurt. Though the car was destroyed, our family remains thankful to the Lord and to German engineering for completely protecting us. Now my family only considers purchasing Volkswagen vehicles. Everyone else should too, if they want true quality.