The 2010 Volkswagen Eos Class 9 out of 17 Upscale Auto medium. This ranking is based on our analysis of 52 published reviews and test drives of the Volkswagen Eos, and our analysis of reliability and data security. The Volkswagen Eos is both fun and practical convertible has a daily driver for those who do not have to haul much in the way of goods or passengers. It's only with a built-in retractable hardtop roof on the market, the Volkswagen Eos is as versatile - but is more expensive than an average car. It is not built to perform like a sports saloon, but it is fun to drive and features high-level reviewers cabin that love - as long as you're not really going to try to use all four seats. Automobile Magazine says: "The Volkswagen Eos is the model of what should be any convertible. This is a profit, and automotive engineering, so it makes fashion practical as well as fun." The Eos, however, may intrude on luxury cars at prices higher levels. The Eos can be expensive. Fully optioned, the Volkswagen Eos can cost almost as hard Convertible bigger, like the BMW 3-Series and Lexus IS convertible. For 2010, the Eos is available in two levels, comfort and high performance Lux VR6 edition, with its V6 engine is no longer available.
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