Is a used VW Passat a good buy?
It competes with the well-equipped Honda Accord and the reliable Toyota Camry. Yet, the Passat is an excellent family car, and it’s even more affordable if you buy one secondhand.
How long will a 2015 Volkswagen Passat last?
Volkswagen Passat Models Last Beyond 100,000 Miles With Volkswagen Passat models customers can rest assured that the Passat will be able to offer reliable performance beyond 100,000 miles if properly maintained. Some VW Passat models have been known to run well for 200,000 miles or more!
Is a 2015 VW Passat a good car?
The 2015 Volkswagen Passat is a good car, but there are better options in the midsize car class. This sedan has spacious back seats, a large trunk, a high-end cabin design, and good engine power. You also won’t get good fuel economy or impressive handling with this VW.
Is the Volkswagen Passat TSI a good car?
by An average Joe from Germantown, MD on Sun May 17 2015 I just bought my first 2015 Passat TSI and I am very pleased with it. I passed over great cars but the Passat was hard to pass by: value, quality and reliability is a wining combination. The driving is pleasant and the car handles excellently even though it is not a sports car.
What’s the new version of the VW Passat?
What’s New For 2015. Updates for the 2015 VW Passat include a new diesel engine in TDI models that is rated up to 44 mpg, while a rearview camera is now available in S and Wolfsburg trims. SEL Premium trims gain rain-sensing windshield wipers.
Where is the 2015 Volkswagen Passat TDI se made?
But the last of VW’s TDI’s with the 2015 Euro 6 motor they currently use there (and the most popular motor in Europe in their larger cars) is a fine car, made in Chattanooga TN thought it may be, with the motor shipped in and installed.
When does the Volkswagen Passat TSI pay back?
The TDI version costs $2,100 more, so the TDI payback period currently stands at a somewhat discouraging 210 years. Perhaps you prefer to think in terms of miles driven because you drive more than the assumed 15,000 miles per year. Fair enough. At today’s prices the TDI will start paying you back after a mere 3.16 million miles.