Do not buy this vehicle. I purchased this vehicle in 2019 and it only had 66,000 mi on it. The first issue which I didn't know was a problem was the fact that it was leaking coolant, the water pump eventually went out and did some other damage under the hood and that cost me about $2,600 to replace. Not only does the engine burn through oil it also has a bunch of leaking gaskets. This car blows through tires and there's clearly a defect in the build of it. It looks good from the outside it looks good from the inside but the ECU died and sold it some of the ports on the inside of the vehicle. My passenger front door stopped opening from the inside and I attribute that to probably a lever that broke even though my child sits in the backseat. Get ready replace your sparks often especially if you experience an oil leak. Premium guys only and that will kill your pockets depending on what stage you live in. Way too many issues on this vehicle and I probably have a lot more that I'm unaware of, and the parts are extremely expensive. Very low value vehicle.

The 2013 or 13' Volkswagen CC is truly rare. This has always been on my bucket list as a dream vehicle to own. I will describe why I rated it the way I did with each section group. I chose 5 stars for comfort because this car comes standard with a high quality leatherette material; the seats are so thick, comfy, and plush; the car takes corners so smoothly and effortlessly. I have a base model (sport) and I have so many standard features; front driver and passenger full power seats, heated seats, leather seats (leatherette), navigation, one touch power windows, and push-start. I rate performance with a 5 because while this is not a race car, the CC drops 200 HP to the ground very efficiently and effectively with extremely touchy and sensitive pedals. Value is okay when trying to sell; however, substantial when trying to buy, due these going for well under $10,000. The exterior achieves 5 stars because this vehicle is extremely attractive. With smooth lines, roundness, and chrome, the car looks brand new, at 11 years old. To be completely transparent, I have ONLY used premium fuel and this car has never left me stranded (knock on wood). I had a very minor oil leak from a small seal coming from my oil pan, connecting to my turbo, that is IT. The part was/is under $100. Other than the oil leak, no lights, or issues aside from regular care and maintenance. The people who rate the CC with a 1 star reliability rating, don't understand how to care for these European/luxury vehicles.

Very poor quality, Have replaced, ecu, manifold, several sensors. main computer wiring harness. Car still has issues that keep coming up. I have spent several thousand dollars and the car still is Junk. Dealers cannot figure this stuff either.