There are many reasons to pick Volkswagen. Volkswagen makes solid cars that are fun and have better fit and finish than rivals. They also tend to feel more premium. For example, the interiors feel comfortable and the seats are supportive. Additionally, the vehicles have excellent handling. VW's product range is expanding. It will add the Atlas SUV, Atlas Cross Sport crossovers and the ID.4 in 2022. It will also introduce the ID, an all new long-range electric car. This will mark VW's first long distance EV for America and offer a range of 250 miles.
Passat
The Volkswagen Passat family sedan is both practical and stylish. It offers a great combination of comfort and space, as well as excellent fuel economy. It was introduced in the United States in 1990, and remains one of the best cars from Volkswagen. However, the manufacturer will stop selling the Passat after the 2022 model year.
Touran
The Touran is one the most reliable Volkswagen cars. Many other Volkswagen models use the car's engine. There have only been three recalls for the Touran's engines, but those were for minor problems. Most Touran owners are happy with the car's reliability, performance, and quality. Its ACC adaptive chassis control system, available as an option, adapts the ride to suit the road. The system isn't for everyone and many original buyers didn't even consider it. Another option is the Volkswagen Park Assist, which automatically steers the car in tight spaces without the driver even having to do anything.
Sharan
The Volkswagen Sharan MPV is large. The Volkswagen Sharan is a large MPV. It's not as sporty or agile as some larger van-based models. However, it can change direction quickly and has good agility. It has been updated with Euro6 compatibility and new TDI diesel engine that produces slightly more power. Its price is also competitive.
Touareg
The Touareg SUV is large and has good visibility. It also has light steering. The SUV can fit through tight spaces without feeling awkward and the optional four-wheel steering is worth the extra money. It can also be fitted with a high-quality Dynaudio sound system.
Phaeton
The Phaeton, one of Volkswagen's most expensive cars, is a luxurious example. The company started serial production of this car in Dresden, Germany, in 2001. The Phaeton was built to compete against luxury cars like BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S-Class. It was built on the D3 platform which is similar to the Audi A8 or Bentley Continental. It measured 5.05 meters in length.
Golf
Despite its popularity, the Golf remains a small car. It has 53.7 cubic yards of cargo space, making it one of the most compact crossovers. The Golf also gets reasonable gas mileage. The Golf achieves an EPA rating 36 mpg on the highway and 31 mpg when combined.