Volkswagen has had a convertible in its lineup almost since it starting making cars way back when, and its latest iteration of the drop-top is a doozy. The 2007 Volkwagen Eos, fittingly named after the Greek goddess of god and wind, is a successor to the Cabrio ('95 to 2002), which itself was a successor to the Rabbit Cabriolet. And this time, the German automaker had done its convertible right.
The focal point of the Eos is its tech-tricky five-piece hardtop, which folds in on itself and stows neatly in the trunk in just 25 seconds. The hardtop also has an integrated panoramic power glass sunroof, so drivers have a number of options when the want to let the sunshine in.
Two trim packages are available -- the standard Eos and the Eos 2.0T. The standard engine is a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder that generates 200 hp, while a a six-speed manual is the standard transmission. Other standard features include air conditioning, cruise control, power windows, an AM/FM/CD/MP3 eight-speaker audio system, front and side airbags, and traction control.
