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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Water Cooled Volkswagen Cars / July 20082008 Volkswagen Eos
The 2008 Eos comes with a choice of engines: the Volkswagen 2.0T four-cylinder and the innovative Volkswagen 3.2 L narrow-angle V6. Either way you get plenty of power and the innovative hard-top coupe convertible for as little as $28,915 for an Eos 2.0T and $37,990 for the Eos 3.2 L. The 2008 Eos 2.0T offers 200 horsepower and 207 lbs.-ft. of torque from a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. High-pressure, FSI helps with performance and efficiency. The 2008 Eos 2.0T is EPA-rated at an e... Read More: http://autopark.blogspot.com/2008/07/2008-volkswagen-eos.html ----------------------------------- Volkswagen NewsHub: Latest auto news sourced from websites, portals and blogs http://www.carshops247.co.uk/news/Volkswagen.html Whats your point. None of this is new info. > The 2008 Eos comes with a choice of engines: the Volkswagen 2.0T > four-cylinder and the innovative Volkswagen 3.2 L narrow-angle V6. Either [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > blogs > http://www.carshops247.co.uk/news/Volkswagen.html WOW! > The 2008 Eos comes with a choice of engines: the Volkswagen 2.0T > four-cylinder and the innovative Volkswagen 3.2 L narrow-angle V6. Either [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > blogs > http://www.carshops247.co.uk/news/Volkswagen.html On Jul 18, 2:14 am, sjmmail2000-...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > The 2008 Eos comes with a choice of engines: the Volkswagen 2.0T four-cylinder and the innovative Volkswagen 3.2 L narrow-angle V6. Either way you get plenty of power and the innovative hard-top coupe convertible for as little as $28,915 for an Eos 2.0T and $37,990 for the Eos 3.2 L. The 2008 Eos 2.0T offers 200 horsepower and 207 lbs.-ft. of torque from a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. High-pressure, FSI helps with performance and efficiency. The 2008 Eos 2.0T is EPA-rated at an e... > Read More:http://autopark.blogspot.com/2008/07/2008-volkswagen-eos.html > > ----------------------------------- > Volkswagen NewsHub: Latest auto news sourced from websites, portals and blogshttp://www.carshops247.co.uk/news/Volkswagen.html Whoever this jackass is, he is quite obviously a shill for VW and not an honest broker. Nobody could praise the Tuareg V10CDI, one of the most polluting, fuel- guzzling vehicles manufactured on earth today, or push a "people's car" priced from approaching $30K to approaching $40K with a straight face otherwise. Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA I just purchased a new 2008 Eos, after looking at several other convertibles. The retractable hardtop/sunroof make this an especially remarkable car. I nearly bought a BMW 328i hardtop convert, but the Eos is more than $15K less ... and gets better ratings in Consumer Reports. I've been a Toyota customer for many years, and I seriously considered the Solara ragtop, but I like the retractable metal roof on the Eos much better. Visibility is also so much better with the top up on an Eos. Perhaps Toyota will have a retractable hardtop in the near future, since this ('08) is the last model year for the Solara. For now, the Eos gets my vote as the best 4+ passenger convertible around $30K. If you get the most expensive Eos, you can still spend around $40K ... but the typical trim levels are close to $30K with normal discounts. And ... 0% financing for 36 months. It's not a flashy car like the BMW, but it has clean lines and attractive, understated good looks. Good job VW! Paul All I can say is make sure you get rid of it before the warranty runs out. Oh yeah & get used to water leaks. >I just purchased a new 2008 Eos, after looking at several other > convertibles. The retractable hardtop/sunroof make this an especially [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > financing for 36 months. It's not a flashy car like the BMW, but it has > clean lines and attractive, understated good looks. Good job VW! Paul Well, so far I'm quite happy with the Eos. It's fun to drive, and I'm getting great MPG. But, on the issue of problems ... I hope you find help for your negative attitude and pessimism issues! Paul Its not a pessimism issue. Its a realism issue. I worked at a VW dealership for 2 years having to fix those things. Nothing but headaches. > Well, so far I'm quite happy with the Eos. It's fun to drive, and I'm > getting great MPG. But, on the issue of problems ... I hope you find > help for your negative attitude and pessimism issues! Paul Only 2 years, I been doing the VW dealer for 35+. Where and which dealer? > Its not a pessimism issue. Its a realism issue. I worked at a VW > dealership for 2 years having to fix those things. Nothing but headaches. > >> Well, so far I'm quite happy with the Eos. It's fun to drive, and I'm >> getting great MPG. But, on the issue of problems ... I hope you find >> help for your negative attitude and pessimism issues! Paul Mississauga Volkswagen in Ontario Canada > Only 2 years, I been doing the VW dealer for 35+. Where and which dealer? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>> getting great MPG. But, on the issue of problems ... I hope you find >>> help for your negative attitude and pessimism issues! Paul I know a chap who works in VW service- BC, Canada. His wife works in service at a Toyota dealership. They compared notes and he bought a Toyota. His boss threatened to fire him, but changed his mind when he heard the reason he didn't buy a VW for himself. Another friend is from Germany. He gave up on CDN (Mexican) VW quality in the 90s. He told me the VWs in Germany have no such problems. > Its not a pessimism issue. Its a realism issue. I worked at a VW dealership > for 2 years having to fix those things. Nothing but headaches. > > > Well, so far I'm quite happy with the Eos. It's fun to drive, and I'm > > getting great MPG. But, on the issue of problems ... I hope you find > > help for your negative attitude and pessimism issues! Paul > All I can say is make sure you get rid of it before the warranty runs out. > Oh yeah & get used to water leaks. I got the 7-year mechanical breakdown insurance on my EOS... so I'm not worried. And the leaks are minor. Even through a high-pressure carwash only minor drips...  SignatureThe generation that used acid to escape reality Is now using antacid to deal with reality http://blog.dwacon.com > I got the 7-year mechanical breakdown insurance on my EOS... so I'm not > worried. Wise decision. >And the leaks are minor. Even through a high-pressure carwash > only minor drips... What leaks in a new car. My 10yr+ Chrysler has never leaked. The 2 VW Beetles I had many years ago also didn't leak. Where is the body made, in low quality Mexico? The roofs leak. VW's say 1 drip per second is acceptable. Only with this on the EOS is most times the leak drips right on the drivers & passangers leg. >> I got the 7-year mechanical breakdown insurance on my EOS... so I'm not >> worried. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > The 2 VW Beetles I had many years ago also didn't leak. > Where is the body made, in low quality Mexico? >I just purchased a new 2008 Eos, after looking at several other > convertibles. The retractable hardtop/sunroof make this an especially [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > financing for 36 months. It's not a flashy car like the BMW, but it has > clean lines and attractive, understated good looks. Good job VW! Paul I gave the EOS a serious look while I was at the dealer making my deposit for the 09 TDI Jetta. What a GREAT looking car. If I had the garage space and some extra cash, I'd buy one for a fun car. It's a tad too small for my daily driving needs (I'm a salesmen that carries a lot of literature) but it truly beats everything I've seen so far in a retractable hard top. Willy |
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