2007 Volkswagen Rabbit Overview

Volkswagen Rabbit

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(4.7) 42 reviews
MSRP: $2,800–$8,176
Body Style: Hatchback
Combined MPG: 26
Engine: 150-hp, 2.5-liter I-5 (regular gas)
Drivetrain: Front-wheel Drive
Transmission: 5-speed manual w/OD

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Our Take on the 2007 Volkswagen Rabbit

Our Take

By Cars.com Editors

Volkswagen brought its fifth-generation Golf to the U.S. in 2006 and dubbed it the 2006.5 Rabbit — bringing back an old model name and retiring the Golf badge. For 2007, the Rabbit is available in two- or four-door body styles and retains the basic hatchback shape that has made the model fa... Read Full Report

What We Like

Interior size
Cargo versatility
Abundant standard features

What We Don't Like

Fuel economy compared to segment
Difficult backseat entry and exit in two-door

Notable Features

Shares components with VW Jetta
Larger engine and interior than Golf predecessor
New exterior colors
Standard auxiliary input

Reviews

Our Expert Reviews

By Mark Glover

It pains me to admit that I really kind of like it when automakers drag old model names out of the closet and slap them on the skin of a fresh, new automobile.That's what Volkswagen did with the Rabbit, an old-school name reintroduced late in 2006 and rolling into the 2007 model year.OK, before you purists tear into me, I totally get that this Rabbit is actually a fifth-generation VW Golf ... Read full review for the 2007 Volkswagen Rabbit

Consumer Reviews

4.7

Average based on 42 reviews

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Another great VW!!!

by Thumper from Catonsville, Maryland on July 8, 2011

For anybody that is looking for a small vehicle to get better gas mileage without sacrificing the space of an SUV, this is the car for you. I have the two door version of the rabbit and i can fit 4 go... Read Full Review

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