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2009 Volkswagen Eos

A premium sporty car with retractable hardtop. edited by New Car Test Drive

Summary

2009 Volkswagen Eos

The Volkswagen Eos is truly a car for all seasons. When the metal roof is up the Eos is sealed and you'd never know it was not a normal two-door, four-passenger coupe. On warm days it takes less than half a minute to transform the Eos into a four-seat convertible. For in-between days there's the option of a sunroof with a very wide opening. Compared to the price of other metal-hardtop four-seat convertibles, the Eos is truly one for the masses, priced about ten grand less than the Volvo C70.

New Car Test Drive correspondent John Rettie filed this report after his test drive of the Volkswagen Eos with the six-speed manual in South Africa.

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