2001 Volkswagen Cabrio

MSRP:	$19,600 - $22,300
Invoice:	$17,947 - $20,400

Total:	6 reviews
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Excellent		1 reviews
Very Good		1 reviews
Average		2 reviews
Poor		2 reviews
Terrible		0 reviews

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For 2001, Volkswagen expanded the Cabrio line by adding the GLX, a high-end trim package that joined the base GL and mid-level GLS packages. All three versions were powered by a 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder, 115-hp engine that has been the workhorse for the Cabrio since its introduction in 1996. It's linked to a five-speed manual overdrive transmission, which is also standard equipment for all three trim packages. A four-speed automatic transmission is available as an option.

The value-priced GL package includes air conditioning, power door locks, anti-lock brakes, a manually operated drop top, an AM/FM/cassette stereo system, daytime running lights, and front and side airbags as standard equipment. The GLS adds power windows, cruise control, and heated seats, while the top-of-the-line GLX adds a power convertible top, leather seats, foglights, and new 14-inch wheels.

Drivers were impressed with the Cabrio's legroom, despite the fact that it's a small car. Other positive points cited by drivers were the car's sporty styling, handling, and safety features. But once again, as with the models for the previous few years, a number of drivers have complained about quality issues with the Cabrio, mostly with fit and finish items, though on occasion larger problems have surfaced.

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6 reviews

Excellent		1 reviews
Very Good		1 reviews
Average		2 reviews
Poor		2 reviews
Terrible		0 reviews

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“Crap - But Its A Rag Top!”

2001 Used Volkswagen Cabrio 2 Dr GL Convertible Review

By: Phil737

09/27/2008

Don’t care - it’s the wife’s Difficult to service try removing cyl 2/3 electrical connectors for the injectors without removing the "INLET MANIFOLD"! Things that didn’t work when purchased - 75K miles... More

“Love The Car - Hate The Repair Bills.”

2001 Used Volkswagen Cabrio 2 Dr GLS Convertible Review

By: elonmom

05/10/2008

I love this car...especially in the summer with the top down. Unexpected mechanical issues are expensive to repair. More

“Found One With Low, Low Miles”

2001 Used Volkswagen Cabrio 2 Dr GLX Convertible Review

By: slamdunc

03/19/2008

This little car feels great; it handles well, looks sharp, and is a pleasure to drive. More

“I Would Need More Time With The Car, But Its Not Looking So Good.”

2001 Used Volkswagen Cabrio 2 Dr GLX Convertible Review

By: cabrio0184

12/04/2007

There are several things Im not happy with about the car, but it was bought used so after time I will be able to dertermine what exactly is poor engineering. More

By: speecejr

08/29/2007

power locks don't work More

“Love The Sporty Little Rag Top”

2001 Used Volkswagen Cabrio 2 Dr GLS Convertible Review

By: majestichef

07/21/2007

I bought this car two years ago and couldn't be happier. Love the convertible without having to pay an arm and leg for one. Top is well insulated against the cold. Good gas mileage, extremely fun car ... More

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