Volkswagen Cabrio Usados en Venta

I have a green, 1995 VW Cabrio Convertible. I like that it is a convertible because in the summer, I can take the top off and cruise around in it. I live near the beach, so it's wonderful to throw all my beach things in the back and head to the ocean. It is 5 speed, 2 wheel drive. It is 2 door, with power locks and power windows. It is all original, except for the convertible top. I had to purchase a new one for it a few years ago because it started to leak. It has the original stereo in it, from the factory. It has AM FM with a cassette player. It doesn't have a CD player in it, and I chose not to put one it because I didn't want to take away from the originality of the car. It is really a fun car to drive, and it gets great gas mileage.

I had a 1997 VW Cabrio convertible until this past year. My favorite aspect of the vehicle were its durability and comfort. Though I did have some engine issues and parts that needed repaired, this is to be expected of any vehicle that is owned and operated regularly for over a decade. I also really enjoyed the convertible top and the leather interior, though I think my dog actually liked it better than I did.

I bought this car second hand. I drove past it and it looked cute and small so I assumed it would have good gas mileage – this is totally not the case – my 01 Ford Escape got similar gas mileage. It’s a 3 cylinder so it does not have the pick up that I was used too. For a convertible, it definitely had a lot of space. When the top was up and the top cover wasn’t in my trunk – I could fit tons of short items. I also liked that if the top was down and it was a cool fall night – I could turn on the heated seats and still enjoy having a convertible. I had to replace the convertible top a few months ago – VW had the seams put together with glue and the glue on my top dissipated. Tops on these vehicles are very expensive. The clear coating on my Cabrio also peeled off – leaving rust spots on the hood of my car.