VW Passat S Estate 1.9S TDI Reviews
Product Type: Volkswagen cars
Newest Review: ... that when I put the seat fully back in order to allow me to get in and drive the car, anyone sitting behind me is really ... more
... crushed in the leg room area for the back seat. With the Passat body, it is like VW have cut the car in half right behind the drivers seat, and then added a further 6 inches into the body. Thus with the front seat fully back, there is still plenty of leg room for anyone in the back seat.
In terms of performance, with 110 bhp, it's not a blazing sports car, but it is a work horse, and a relatively quick one at that. Load up the cavernous boot area of the estate and it will pull and shift loads all day long, and it is su...morePrice Comparison for VW Passat S Estate 1.9S TDI
Customer VW Passat S Estate 1.9S TDI Reviews (1)
by - written on 30/07/10 (41 readings)
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I've got a 1998 version of this car, that I bought in 2004, and being the second Passat that I have ever owned, I must say that I can't really fault the Passat range. The one I have is the estate, complete with electric windows, air con, central locking, sports seats, sports suspension, CD etc etc. But what I really like is the space in the interior. I'm quite a tall chap and what I tend to find in most cars is that when I put the seat fully back in order to allow me to get in and drive the car, anyone sitting behind me is really crushed in the leg room area for the back seat. With the Passat body, it is like VW have cut the car in half right behind the ... Read the complete review
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