Displaying 11 - 16 of 2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 16 reviews.
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 2-doorReview
I Love This Ride — This is best performing, safest and satisfying car I have ever owned. The 170 hp is fantastic and I love the torque. That straight 5 rocks, but it's thirsty at the pump. Overall, a great car. VW does it again. Pros: Performance, safety, and exhaust note Cons: No arm rest and the placement of the audio aux in and the power supply for my ipod Looking for a Used Rabbit in your area?CarGurus has 161 nationwide Rabbit listings starting at $2,495. |
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 2-doorReview
Almost Love — Really like this car, you never have to worry about having enough power going up hills or passing trucks because this little bunny has a lot of kick. The only annoying thing I've noticed is a bit of a delay from a full stop when you hit the pedal. Build quality is solid, independent suspension is great, you can really hug the corners. It's practical too with a lot of space in the rear hatch. As everyone says, fuel economy could be better but it's a trade-off between mileage and power. Pros: Build quality, power Cons: Acceleration lag |
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 2-doorReview
My First New Car — I am a believer in the quality of German engineering. The car came on a boat over to the USA from Germany. This car has everything I was looking for. Even better, the dealership didn't try to pull one over on me. The gas mileage is fantastic. Pros: You don't see one on the road everyday Cons: Nothing |
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 4-doorReview
Perfect 2nd Car — Great little city car. Warms up really fast in the cold Canadian winter! Has enough get up and go for daily driving, but certainly isn't a performance car. Great on gas - it takes regular. The back hatch requires a lot of effort to close it properly - there's been several occasions I've had to get back out to close it properly. Pros: Good on gas, warms up fast in the winter Cons: Trunk requires a lot of oomph to close |
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 4-doorReview
Great In Every Way. — This precise German assemblage has been thoroughly thought out. Very spacious interior. Super easy to park with an outrageous turning radius. The engine is a perky 2.5, which lets you shred when you feel like it. My favorite thing: pressing the VW emblem to open the trunk! My only regret is that the Audi A3 seems so much more alluring: a Rabbit with all-wheel drive and F1 racing clutch. Wish I could afford it! Pros: Everything Cons: Wish I could afford an Audi A3! |
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2009 Volkswagen Rabbit 2-doorReview
Zippy Surprise Ride — One test drive and you will see. great pick up, easy to merge onto highways, just enough cargo space and the back seat is comfortable. This car feels solid on the road even in the winter in upstate ny. I am thinking of getting one for myself. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: i bought this car for my son. he was looking to replace his corolla and that is what we were focused on. I never was a fan of a hatchback look so never would have considered it. it was on the lot and we gave it a test drive. That is all it took! This car is fun to drive. Peppy, handles well, smooth ride! I am jealous. Cons: for me it is a little to low, my son likes it and thinks my camry is too high. Myson complains about the higher cost of the oil changes |
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