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A Wagon, but not too Wagon-ish...
...Overall: A great, stylish alternative to less economical SUVs and typical sedan options such as Camry, Accord and Altima- and considerably cheaper than the...
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We love our Passat Wagon
...We will most likely buy another Passat Wagon when we replace the one we now drive...
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SUPER VEHICLE
...EXCELLENT GAS MILEAGE. I ONLY HAVE 1200 MILES ON MINE AND I'M ALREADY AVERAGING OVER 26 MPG COMB. CITY AND HIGHWAY.( MOSTLY CITY)...
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Alternatives to the 2009 Volkswagen Passat Wagon include the Saab 9-3 Sport Combi, which has good versatility and zippy performance, and the Volvo V50, which has responsive handling but a somewhat noisier interior.
The V50 bears an attractive interior design, while the 9-3 looks quite plain next to the Passat.
Both Swedish models are pricier than the Passat Wagon.
The closest competitor to the Passat Wagon is the Subaru Outback, which comes with standard all-wheel drive.
The Passat Wagon does have a better ride and more spacious backseat than the Outback, and its standard 2.0T engine is more powerful than the Outback’s 2.5-liter.
Compared to most compact and mid-size crossover sport-utility vehicles, the 2009 Volkswagen Passat Wagon has a better ride, a quieter interior, and superior fuel economy.
And although handling isn’t a strong suit for the Passat Wagon, it’s more responsive as well.
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