Volkswagen Eos Reviews

"The Eos' interior décor is what we've come to expect of VW lately: dense, pebbled vinyl dash materials, serenely technical instrumentation, affirmative switches and logical layout. A keen impression of quality and competence. Just terrific."

"It ... has marvelously tidy dimensions, which makes it easy to park and maneuver in traffic."

"...the room between the back of the front seat and the front of the back seat doesn't really allow for such incidentals as shins and knees."

"...as with most four-seat convertibles, the rear seating area is narrow."

"As much as I like the new Volvo C70, the Eos just crushes it in the car-for-money department. A comparably equipped Eos 2.0T is about $10,000 cheaper than a Volvo C70."

"The compact Eos is a cross between the VW Jetta and Passat, with the length of a Jetta, the width of a Passat, and a platform that blends the two."

"The sporty and elegant interior is among the best in the industry for a car in this price range."

"The Eos, named after the mythical Greek goddess of dawn, delivers the top-down thrill of driving on a sunny day..."

"It's not intended for hard-core driving enthusiasts, but it will undoubtedly please those looking for a comfortable convertible that's still capable on back roads."

"The all-new VW Eos delivers a combination of performance, refinement and livability never before seen in a sub-$30,000 drop-top."

"Top up or top down, it has flowing lines that make it look as if it were designed in a wind tunnel."