Used Volkswagen Eos for Sale

4.0

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.0

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.0

Performance

4.0

Comfort

4.0

Fuel Economy

4.0

Reliability

3.5

Owner Reviews

4.0

2 Reviews


Overall	4.0

Value	4.0

Performance	4.0

Style	5.0

Comfort	4.0

Fuel Economy	4.0

Reliability	3.5

2009 Volkswagen Eos - Candy apple red flame

This was a very fun, fast and lightweight car. Did I mention it was a convertible? Yes, it was a hard top convertible, and it was one of the best convertibles I've ever driven and owned. It was very stable for a convertible with a lot of trunk space which is not typical, so I loved to go grocery shopping in it! The radio and speakers were of very good quality, and the leather interior held up extremely well over the 4 years I had it. The electronic windows and key system never failed. Not to mention, I had no real mechanical issues.

Story

I just remember getting complimented plenty of times while taking my car to different places. People, especially men trying to flirt with me, would always tell me how good I looked in the car, it was a good fit for me, and they never seen it before.

Pros

My favorite features of the sky was the fact that it was a convertible! A hard-top convertible that had a lot of trunk space. It also had a very cool sunroof when I wanted to leave the top up. Also, it gave me about 25 to 30 miles per gallon of gas! It was also a very unique looking car; many people didn't know what it was. One of the reasons I loved it is because it was so different.

Cons

The only negative thing I can say about this car is the potential of paying a really high bill if the very complex mechanical top was to malfunction. But as long as you take care of it by getting maintenance checks and making sure things up there were lubricated correctly, then you would lower your chances of that happening dramatically.

2010 Volkswagen Eos - Fun but expensive.

Overall, I had a lot of fun with my Eos. I had always wanted a convertible since I was first learning to drive (age 14), and when I turned 25 and could afford one, I bought my Eos. It was very cute, with a baby blue exterior and tan leather interior. I loved the hard top convertible design. It made me feel safe parking the car in a center city neighborhood and also kept me warm in the winter. It also had a great sound system, which is a plus when you're driving down the highway with the convertible top down! The biggest drawback, though, was that maintenance for the Eos was incredibly expensive, and that it was ultimately forced me to trade it in for something else. All of the parts are still made in Germany and imported to the US, which makes them more expensive than other car makes. ... (more)

Story

My fiancé and I enjoyed taking a road trip from New Jersey to Florida in the Eos and driving around in the Florida climate (and by the beach) with the roof down.

Pros

Fun to drive, very cute for a young woman, excellent sound system, safe design, and lots of horsepower (loved the roaring engine sound when you accelerate on the highway).

Cons

Small trunk (even smaller with the top down), very expensive maintenance, needed a lot of maintenance to keep all of the moving parts functional, and only took premium gas (not regular unleaded) -- which added to the cost of driving the car.