Volkswagen for Sale in Birch Run, MI

It's the right size at the right price. It's very comfortable with plenty of leg room for taller family members. But mostly it's very pretty.

For what most people consider an economy car, the Jetta provides a great driving experience. Highway speeds are not a problem in this well handling car.

This car was large enough to allowed me to carry my bike safely inside and yet get the great gass mileage of a smaller car.

If there was one thing i wasn’t sure about it was the black wheels instead of fancier chrome ones. It handles great and has enough pick up to pass cars. It came with turbo engine. Good gas mileage also. Mine came with blue tooth installed and sound is better than a lot of blue tooths in other friends cars.

This vehicle has great interior space, a lot of get-up-and-go for a turbo 4 cylinder engine, a grownup design and all round good fuel economy

I purchased sight-unscene; 148,000 miles and all. But the TDI is what sold me, and I'm so far grateful for the purchase. I've already put 3,000 miles on it (only owned for 6-weeks), but no issues so far, and I'm getting 35mpg average (most of my driving is city). Excellent car.

Overall I like the vehicle. The fit and finish is beautiful, it handles very well and is super comfortable for road trip’s. The cabin is super quiet and the heated seats/steering wheel is a big bonus for colder days. My one complaint is that I feel it is severely under powered. If there was a V-6 option, I would love it.

Purchased this vehicle new 2 weeks ago. Late model 2018 production. So all 8 recalls don't apply to my VIN. Have already had it in to replace the front strut boots that were rubbing and making noises while driving. Came out of a 2011 Honda Pilot and this is my 1st VW. Pros: Smooth quiet ride, lots of space, 4motion, int/ext design, good warranty. Cons: Odd driving position? Arm rests are too low, no ambient spot lighting inside, under floor storage area is not flat, no mute button on radio, V6 could use more power, remote start only works when it wants to. Questionable reliability. Overall it's an OK vehicle. I would have waited for the new Explorer, Telluride or Passport, but my Pilot needed extensive repairs at 152k miles so I rolled the dice with this one. Getting 20+ mpg in Eco mode.

I’ve only had it for two weeks, but love driving it so far. I had a 2002 Eurovan previously, and although I liked the spaciousness of that, the Golf is much much fun to drive and does offer a generous amount of space for the size of the vehicle. Not to mention the gas mileage is way better on the TDI.

I love this car. My one complaint is that it doesn’t have auto lights. I have to physicallyy turn on the headlights every time I drive.

I purchased this 2016 TDI LUX T-REG ’new’ with emissions update in September of ’18 after researching and looking for nearly a year. At nearly 22% off of the MSRP and with 1,000 miles on it, I’d say I got a deal. This is authentic VW engineering, including that unique and comforting ’thud’ you hear when the door closes. I am a brand junkie for VW, having previously owned a VR6 Passat and a VR6 CC. I veered off to a Volvo but am now ecstatically returned to my favorite driving machine. This thing is a tank, and while the horsepower may not seem as compelling compared to other vehicles, it is the torque that makes the huge and most important difference. As a friend said once, ’horsepower sells cars, torque wins races’.

The Touareg is the best possible mixture for me. It has an excellent full time 4 wheel drive system that is smooth operating (you don't know it's there until it performs magic) and works very well for light to medium duty off-road use. It also has a high quality comfortable interior that feels more like a Mercedes than a VW. It is a quiet highway cruiser for all day trips with road noise well muted and seats 4-5 people comfortably. The styling is very clean without all the creases and angles so common in many Japanese SUVs and is fairly rare such that you don't see yourself coming down the street every minute. I have owned 3 over the last 10 years and they have been quite reliable. I purchased a new Acura RDX and had it for 8 months and it was a fairly nice car but did not measure up to a Touareg so I traded it in for a lightly used Touareg. The only downsides to the Touareg are that a) it is not being imported into the US after 2017 due to poor sales volumes and b) it doesn't get the best gas mileage. I am seeing 19-20 MPG around town and 24-25 highway which is above it's rated MPG but not as good as some similar sized SUVs.

We test drove several vehicles (different makes/models) and kept coming back to the Atlas... BEST DECISION we’ve made and hands down the best vehicle I’ve owned! Plus I get so many compliments! I love looking at it in my driveway! 🙃

I loved this car, especially the stylish look of the convertible. The top mechanism works like a champ and will always cause people's jaw to drop while in operation. However, VW is too expensive to repair and very sensitive to electric system issues.

I wanted a convertible but worried about safety as I drive all over Central Florida for work. This car met my safety needs because it is a hard top, met my top down needs bu being a convertible, and in between with the large sunroof.

Great car! Great to drive! Love the way it drives. Love all the features. Great auto start! Love the leather seats! Love the smooth ride! The red color is nice!

I love my Volkswagen Passat. It’s great. What else can I say? You should totally buy one for yourself. A Volkswagen Passat of your own

This car met all of my needs! Very comfortable to drive. Love it! Would recommend to anyone looking for a great car at a great price!

This car is just the right size and suits my needs. My commute to work places 500 miles a week on my car. The diesel engine gives me great gas mileage. It's interior is comfortable and I don't feel like I'm in a tin can.

This car will give 40 mpg around town and 60 mpg on the hwy (@ 60 mph). Beats flying lines and cheaper. This car may last forever.