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The 1997 Cabrio is now available in two convertible models with the addition of the new Highline model. Two new exterior paint colors Windsor Blue Metallic And Memory Red Metallic are now...
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The 1997 Cabrio is now available in two convertible models with the addition of the new Highline model. Two new exterior paint colors Windsor Blue Metallic And Memory Red Metallic are now available for Cabrio. Standard safety features for both models include dual air bags, side impact protection, daytime running lights and an integral roll bar. A convenience group, optional on the base and standard for highline, has power windows, power/heated mirrors, and cruise control. Both models come with a standard four-cylinder engine with 115hp and five-speed manual transmission. An optional automatic four-speed is available on both models. Additional options include clearcoat metallic paint, cold weather package and compact disc player. Less
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Volkswagen redesigns its midsize car for 2006 with fresh styling, larger dimensions, and more power. Newly available features include a navigation system and steering-linked bi-xenon...
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Volkswagen redesigns its midsize car for 2006 with fresh styling, larger dimensions, and more power. Newly available features include a navigation system and steering-linked bi-xenon headlamps, plus manual and automatic transmissions with six speeds instead of five. The base engine remains a turbocharged 4-cyl, but it's a 200-hp 2.0-liter vs. a 170-hp 1.8. It's used in Value Edition and 2.0 T models. These come with front-wheel drive and either transmission. The V6 is now a 280-hp 3.6-liter vs. a 190-hp 2.8. It's used in the two 3.6 models, one of which has front-drive, the other VW's 4Motion all-wheel drive. Both come only with automatic transmission. Less
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Model
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Cabrio
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Passat
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Year
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1997
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2006
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Engine Size
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2.0L - 4 Cylinders
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2.0L - 4 Cylinders
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3.6L - 6 Cylinders
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Seating Capacity
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4 Seats
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5 Seats
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Fuel Type
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Gasoline
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Diesel
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Gasoline
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Size
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Subcompact
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Unknown
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Class
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Sedan
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Sedan
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Original List Price
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$17,925 - $21,675 (Update Date: 16-OCT-03)
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Unknown
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Current Retail Price
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$8,933 - $9,593
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Unknown
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Current Wholesale Price
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$5,795 - $6,297 (Update Date: 16-OCT-03)
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Unknown
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Available Models
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2 Dr Convertible, Highline 2 Dr Convertible
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2.0T FSI 6-Speed 4Dr sedan, VR6 6-Speed 4Dr sedan
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Product ID
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21649711
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23227520
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Product Reviews
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1997 Volkswagen Cabrio
1 review
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2006 Volkswagen Passat
18 reviews
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by
Wovoka
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Oct 1, 1999
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Pros: Good entry-level convertible; roomy interior and cargo capacity; fun to drive!
Cons: LOUSY CUP HOLDERS! Not going to win any road races; "Cheerleader" stereotype
This reviewer recommends this product.
Review:
OK, alright - I got a lot of groans from my California friends when I purchased a 1997 Volkswagen Cabrio 2 years ago. "Why did you buy the ultimate cheerleader car?" they chuckled. But this native New Yorker never had the convertible experience in...
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ALEX21st
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Aug 7, 2006
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Pros: The red and blue lights!! Great car for $26,000.00
Cons: the passenger seat is not electric but this I can live with.
The Bottom Line: Safe, Fun, Fast and Luxurious
This reviewer recommends this product.
Review:
My husband and I decided to get rid of his poor crappy, 1997 Chevy Astro Van, with no air conditioning. If you live in Florida, you know what I mean. We went this last Saturday to get a new VW. He loves my Jetta so we decided to stick with VW cars...
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mkaresh
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Sep 30, 2005
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Pros: Engine, comfortable front seats, refinement, premium character
Cons: Instruments, rear seat a bit low, VW's reliability record
The Bottom Line: The look isn't as classic, but the interior draws even closer to that of a luxury sedan.
This reviewer recommends this product.
Review:
A few years ago I suggested that for those who didn't need a back seat the Jetta made more sense than the Passat. The smaller sedan handled better and cost less.
Last spring a thoroughly redesigned Jetta arrived. This fall it is joined by...
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