Used Volkswagen for sale in Roanoke, VA

I am very happy with my purchase! Hard to find a sedan with a manual transmission that still has all the bells and whistles these days.

Great value for a 9 year old vehicle. Runs great and should last me years to come. Was also very surprised to see no rust on the body for the age it was.

Great folks to work with. There word is good and you can trust what they tell you as they are honest. Would trust them to work with them again.

The best way to describe the driving experience of my GLI S: 1. It combines the steering and road feel from a classic 4000cs Quattro or Corrado SLC with 21 century safety equipment and tasty DSG (if you haven't driven one of these go find a 99 Audi A4 2.8 Quattro and drive it) 2. A proven VW/Audi 2.0t mill with oodles of power you will even need for city and highway driving 3. Understated(I don't need to impress you to be amazing) teutonic stying that will age well 4. It can easily haul your family and groceries around 5. It has an impressive warranty (only KIA tops it). 6. Haldex mech diff is a technological marvel that makes you not miss buying a cop a4 or 3 series. 7. It has more personality than any bimmer product I have driven 8. Nothing comes close to it's driving dynamics and steering feel. NOTHING. Everything else (Accord GT, Camry TRD, K5, Sonata, etc) are not in the same league for this price point. All for under 30k The negatives (they are some worrisome niggles) 1. Plasticky interior. Noticeable cost cutting. Not an Audi interior. 2. There are some interior quality control issues like minor rattles and buzzing coming from the driver's side and rear view mirror 3. Reliability remains questionable as the car ages like most of the VW's I have owned in the past. Lease it. Buy only if you can haggle and get a low cap cost. 4. Resale value is not a strong suit. 5. It will not be close to being as reliable as it's competition. 6. VWoA customer service is not great.

Going from a Nissan Altima to a GLI is night and day. I bought a 2019 in March 2020 for 18k... 19.5 out the door. Some cost cutting inside , but I had a Sentra a rental a month ago and there is no comparison. The sport mode is great, my 4 year tells me to “turn the turbo on”. Manual transmission is smooth and if you have hesitations, its very forgiving. In economy I get 29 around the suburbs and 40mpg on the highway. And 90mph feels like 60. As long as it stays reliable, it’s a great car. Looks sharp. And the door shutting IS SOLID. The MQB platform is super solid. Consider there are so many leftovers in stock, it’s a no brainer. My dad has a 2019 Jetta and that’s a bargain too.

I have 2 2019 Jetta SELs. One white with cinnamon interior and the other Blue with cinnamon interior. One was leased for my daughter while in college and the other was mine. Both cars have performed very well and no mechanical issues other than the fact I got a flat tire once and realized I had no spare tire, that it was optional on the Jetta. The gas mileage was excellent and on a recent long trip I was getting 45 mpg for long stretches of the trip. Both are leases and I am trading one in for a 2022 Tiguan SE [I am tired of getting in a car as I get older], but the other lease I will encourage my daughter to buy out because there is no way she can get such a reliable vehicle for such a price today.

Reliable, 50 MPG. Difficult to beat the MPG and comfort. I have owned Mercedes, and Lexus. For the money, comfort, size and MPG, the TDI Passat does not have a rival

Bought our ID.4 on July 11, 2021. It is a ProS RWD. We have 21K miles on it and love it! I test drove the Model Y, the Mach e, and this. The Model Y didn’t have half the features that the ID.4 has. The Mach e didn’t feel as roomy. It was harder to get into the back seat. The VW was comfortable, roomy, and good looking. I love how the dash lights change color and feel confident that VW will stand behind its product should there ever be a problem. Our car was built in Germany, so I am not sure how that compares to the ones that are/will be built in America. The one thing I have noticed is that the car does not have 250 miles of range at full charge anymore. It is now about 220. We do drain the battery down until it reaches yellow or 40 miles remaining and charge it at home on a level 2 - 40amp charger. But this may be normal- not sure. Still happy!!

I owned a C240 AWD Benz wagon. It was falling apart but it was from MN and snow does that. This car is its counterpart in the sense that it is set up the same. I love the 4cyl turbo, as it really goes, and the AWD is perfect to get out when it snows. It's RED and I love it. I really think this car is the best in AWD, pep, and function.

I've purchased a number of cars from George at East Coast Auto Source over the years. I would recommend the following if you're looking at buying a salvage/repairable vehicle: 1) Choose your Auto Body mechanic FIRST prior to going to purchase a vehicle that is salvage/repairable and pay him for his time even if you DON"T BUY. Paying him $100.00 for his time might save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Take him with you to look at the vehicle you are interest in. A mechanic can identify hidden damage and cost that you as a buyer can not identify. 2) Get an estimate on parts from George (or any other salvage yard) as this is added cost to what you are actually paying for the vehicle. 3) Get a time frame on repairs from your mechanic: example: is his shop out 3 months on repairs? six months on repairs? 4) Add the cost of the vehicle, parts, repairs and time to fix and compare this amount of money and time to the same model vehicle that a dealership or private owner has for sale and analyze if the repair of the salvage vehicle is worth it....sometimes it is: sometimes it's not. I've never had any trouble getting titles, bill of sale, or vehicles shipped upon purchase, etc from George. As indicated, have some knowledge of salvage repairable vehicles and get estimates up front and your repair experience will be much better.

I recently purchased the Taos & so far I love it. This is my first Volkswagen as I drove a Toyota Prius for many years & had to replace after a totaling from an accident. In today’s world it’s so hard to replace a car that you love and if you find something you like you better go ahead and get it or it will be gone tomorrow. We test drove the Taos and purchased it that night. My only complaint so far is the manual back hatch lift. I for some reason thought it came with that and it does not. Not a dealbreaker though just something I thought I would like to have & considering the bells and whistles in the car and the price it seems like it should come with it. I look forward to many journeys with this car it might be better to write a review later after owning it longer but so far we really are enjoying the car.

Known George for many years. I’ve done body works for 30 years . Let me school some of y’all for bashing for not knowing what your talking about. These cars are totaled out by the insurance for a reason not because they enjoy doing it. If you go and buy salvage car and rebuild it most times your going run into stuff that your not aware of. That’s just how it works whether it’s salvage or working in dealership. If your buying a salvage car thinking well I’ll put a light on it and bumper on it and away I go then in most cases your definitely wrong.Now you can save money buying salvage cars and rebuilding.But expect the unexpected because they are salvage cars totaled for a reason and don’t talk s—t when u get the unexpected. If your looking for new car then go buy one at a dealership with no issues because in the rebuilding world you got spend little money

The car meets a perfect speed standard for specific drivers, if you want power when you need to pass somebody or just got a nice long road you want to open it up on, you can do it, very well if I must say, the 2.0t is a amazing motor overall, so many different things you can do with it power wise, just overall a great balance car, butttt your back seat is not the best in a 2 door, which is what I have lol, oh well

Fantastic experience buying my car. I bought a few parts for my car as well while I was there. I will most certainly be back!!

Its luxury & sporty, its very reliable, easy to fix if anything goes bad (which is rare), it looks gorgeous and out performs your expectations.

A few years ago I bought a 3-Series flood car from these guys, and I could not have had a better experience. The staff were great, the car drove excellent, and I later got more cars from them for my family. Definitely give these guys a call.

Solid for a convertible. Goes surprisingly well in the snow and with the seats down can haul stuff. I have this as my only car and it is actually very practical. Plus, it’s just a joy to drive.

Great place to buy a car. Very transparent sales process and also a great team. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone including my family members.

I bought my white beetle 2 years ago as a rebuilt wreck. I have found this car the BEST car i have ever had he is very reliable,quick and comfortable. I have never had one major problem with the car except a few minor electrical problems such as the driver door lock and the third brake light on the truck lid. this is very little things. i have also notice that this car can take a hit, insurance agency told me this is one of the safest cars on the road. i was hit on the interstate while stopped in traffic, driver told me he was going 55 and wasn't paying attention to what was in front of him. when he struck Herbie it destroyed his Cadillac sedan and barley done anything to my vehicle it left a small dent in my bumper and a black scuff mark, i was very surprised. i am very pleased with my car and i recommend a Volkswagen beetle to anyone thanks Brent

This car is ideal for anyone looking for something reliable, economical and driving through the snow. Finally, VW is giving Subaru a run for it's money!

This is a great car to own and drive. With the TDI option, even after the Diesel-Gate fiasco, I was hesitant in purchasing the car. But they, VW, proved it can come back from adversity and provide the consumer with a car they can trust. On a recent cross country trip for NY to Washington and back, we managed to obtain real world driving fuel economy of 50+mpg. This was confirmed with miles travelled and fuel purchased. Never did like the computer mpg estimates. Not bad for a fully laden vehicle with three passengers and all the luggage. In town it is a blast to drive with the 6 speed manual transmission. When it needs to it can get up and go. Not super car performance by any means, but will provide the average driver with a rush of adrenaline and performance when needed. Good enough for having just spent a purchase price < $10k. This thing has over 100,000 mile and still running strong. My other VW, a TDI as well, is a 2006 with a 5 speed manual and it too is running strong with over 230,000 mile on the odometer. Wish they would offer an Atlas with the TDI, I would buy it yesterday! Too bad they only sell them in Russia!

The car overall is in great shape besides a few things here and there but for the year it's to be expected and we got the vehicle at a great price we brought it home all the way to Rockford and had it inspected by our mechanic and he says that we made a great choice.

Fun to drive, looks great, handles like a true European sports car ! This sleek turbo powered German automotive technology really puts the Auto in DAS AUTO :)

This car is great value for the price smooth ride heated seats it's low mileage very nice car I'm extremely happy with this choice and the extra options

If you need a car that you can drive all day long and pass by gas stations the Passat is the answer. If you want style and not to worry about performance this is the car for you.