by Jack L
from West Chester, PA
on Fri Mar 10 2017
A fine sedan with PLENTY of room for me (6'3") and very spacious rear seat for another 2-3 big adults. Moonroof-sunroof is a very nice feature. Very nice ride and top-notch styling. European handling.
by modernsigns
from Bloomingdale, New Jersey
on Sun Sep 22 2019
Awesome car for the money. Great on gas and very stylish. Super reliable and very easy to maintain. I bought this car used but glad I went with the gas engine.
What more could a girl want? A sexy and sleek vehicle with all the bells and whistles inside and out, while being one of the safest cars on the road. Bluetooth and navigation in the touchscreen radio system which include premium Fender Audio speakers. I was impressed with how solid and sound this vehicle is, and it drives like a dream. Super quiet interior and it handles extremely responsively. The backseat is super spacious and the trunk is enormous too. Comes with Sport mode for a little extra pep. The seats are wonderfully comfortable and adjust to anyone's size, and the steering wheel adjust both in and out as well as up and down. This is absolutely the perfect family car with just enough power and precision!
This a great car. A performance diesel that gets amazing fuel mileage. Clean and in very good shape. Almost all freeway miles. Drove to Seattle and back to Boise for $68.00.
For many car shoppers, price is king — so it’s no wonder the prior-generation Volkswagen Passat, a 2010 model that started at $27,195, didn’t have much of a chance against family sedans from Honda, Toyota and others that cost thousands less.
Now, however, its chances are much better.
The redesigned 2012 Passat combines the driving dynamics and interior quality that VW fans expect with the roominess, comfort and value that the wider public demands.
The 2012 Passat has been designed specifically for the American market, and it starts at $19,995 — squarely in the heart of the midsize segment. Expect it at dealerships nationwide by the fall.