What is BlueMotion technology in Passat?

What is BlueMotion technology in Passat?

The BlueMotion is a range of innovative energy-saving technologies, from the automatic start/stop to low rolling resistance tyres. They work alongside the diesel engines and gearboxes to cut fuel consumption and reduce harmful emissions.

What model is a 2011 Passat?

The North American version of the facelifted Passat, known as the New Mid Sedan (NMS) until the 2011 NAIAS, will be marketed as a new generation model (MY2012). The two cars feature different specifications however, despite sharing the same platform.

What does BlueMotion stand for?

Start/Stop technology
Low rolling resistance tyres reduce the friction between the tyre and the road, which means it takes less energy – and less fuel – to go further. BlueMotion models. An extension of Start/Stop technology is Volkswagen’s range of BlueMotion models.

Is the VW Passat 2.0 TDI sport a good car?

A good review, it all makes sense now. I have just taken possession of what I thought was a bargain 2008 VW 2.0 TDI PASSAT AUTO and the drive is shockingly bad.

What are specs of VW Passat saloon 2011?

Now, you can get to the full spec details of your perfect Volkswagen Passat Saloon 2011. View detailed specifications by selecting the trim, engine, and version. What do these terms mean? To access the precise data on the Volkswagen Passat Saloon 2011 you need to know the trim, engine and version.

When did the new VW Passat come out?

Launched in 2011, the seventh-generation Volkswagen Passat was more of a comprehensive reworking of the sixth-generation car than an all-new model. Not that this matters, because the changes were comprehensive – good enough to edge the Passat closer to the premium players in the competitive family saloon and estate car markets.

When did Passat 2.0L TDI estate break down?

Bought a Passat 2.0L TDI estate from new. All fine until this summer. At 70000 miles car broke down and had to be collected by roadside assist. Diagnosed as fuel injector failure. New unit and loom fitted £750 out of pocket. Then the big one! One month later, heading north on M1 at 75mph.