What might be called a coupe-like four-door with a sensible price, the CC mimics the style and features of high-end sedans that don’t fit into most family budgets. While some Volkswagen models have been downscaled in recent years to broaden their appeal, the CC remained loyal to its near-luxury roots. However, slimming the lineup from five to three trim levels this year, all four-cylinder with front-wheel drive, narrows the choices for likely buyers.
Power comes from either a 200-hp 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder engine, or a 280-hp 3.6-liter narrow-angle V6 (VR6). Both engines are available with front-wheel drive, while the VR6 can also be equipped with all-wheel drive. The CC carries four people in ergonomic sport-type seats, leather seating surfaces are standard on all but the leatherette equipped Sport... Read more »
