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80 Volkswagen Rabbit resultados

Volkswagen Rabbit CALIFICACIONES Y RESEÑAS DE PROPIETARIOS

Reseñas de propietarios
4.3
29 Opiniones
5 estrella
41%
4 estrella
45%
3 estrella
14%
2 estrella
0%
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0%
En general
4.3
Valor
4.3
Estilo
4.1
Rendimiento
3.9
Comodidad
4.2
Economía de combustible
3.8
Fiabilidad
4.1
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Cara
Cara
San Diego, California
4.0
Hops right to it.
First and foremost, this Rabbit really hops. It's a very unique ride when you're on the streets. The trunk space is enormous and big enough to sleep in. It has lots of power for a little car. The two-door version is spacious enough to fit five people comfortably.
Caroline
Caroline
Charles Town, West Virginia
5.0
Best car ever
I got the car for cheap. When purchased, no one knew what was wrong with it; it would not turn on right, etc. I paid $400 to get every issue fixed with the car: electrical issues, battery, starter, plus inspection. The car ran like a dream. It was 25 years old and terrific. It was red and a soft top, 25 dollars filled tank, and you could drive over 120 miles which was wonderful for me. I filled up every 1.5 weeks.
Melinda
Melinda
Naperville, Illinois
5.0
Sure it's fast, but good looking too!
The Volkswagen Passat W8, which was only imported into North America for two years (2003-2004,) is one of the rarest VWs in the market. Powered by the W configuration eight cylinder four-liter engine, the W8 is undeniably the quickest, baddest little rocket to ever roll out of Wolfsburg. Incorporating every available option that year, full leather, top-end entertainment, automatic everything, six-speed manual transmission, 4 Motion all-wheel drive and on and on, this Passat has it all. Sure, it was a $65,000 VW when it first hit the street, but available now on the used market for under $8,000? Why not have some fun?