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Practical hatchback design; 2- and 4-door bodystyle options; generous standard safety equipment; low price of entry; GTI's impressive performance numbers
Low entry price; excellent safety performance; styling and performance (GLI); cargo space in the SportWagen, TDI's impressive fuel efficiency.
Class-leading performance; extensive safety features including rear side-impact airbags; the four-cylinder model's fuel efficiency; the wagon's cargo space.
Practical hatchback design; 2- and 4-door bodystyle options; generous standard safety equipment; low price of entry; GTI's impressive performance numbers
Clean styling; passenger-friendly interior; fuel economy; handling; entertainment and convenience options
Practicality and fashion are featured among changes to within Volkswagen for 2009. Volkswagen returns to the minivan segment for 2009 for the first time since discontinuing the EuroVan. Essentially a rebadged, high-trimmed version of the minivans sold by Chrysler, the Volkswagen Routan is a seven-passenger family hauler. An all-new, smaller lower cost alternative to the Touareg, the 2009 Volkswagen Tiguan is a sharp compact crossover with a peppy turbocharged powerplant. Volkswagen's 2009 model range continues to boast greater family cargo holding prowess with the addition of the Jetta SportWagen. Naturally-aspirated and turbocharged gasoline engine as well as a TDI diesel is offered with the 2009 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen. Appealing to luxury performance drivers seeking one of the latest European styling trends, the Volkswagen CC is touted as a four-door sport coupe. A turbocharged four-cylinder engine and Volkswagen's VR6 is offered with the 2009 CC. The 2009 Volkswagen Passat was produced with a leaner list of available features. The VR6 engine, six-speed manual and 4Motion all-wheel drive is no longer offered on the Volkswagen flagship sedan.