Early next year, the 2018 Volkswagen Arteon will arrive in American dealerships, replacing the CC as the brand’s flagship. It made an astounding first impression when it was launched in Geneva, with eye-catching, fastback looks, and state-of-the-art technology. But that’s just the beginning, as it were. Reviewers have had their turn behind the wheel, and they’re quite impressed.
Early next year, the 2018 Volkswagen Arteon will arrive in American dealerships, replacing the CC as the brand’s flagship. It made an astounding first impression when it was launched in Geneva, with eye-catching, fastback looks, and state-of-the-art technology. But that’s just the beginning, as it were. Reviewers have had their turn behind the wheel, and they’re quite impressed.
The all-new 2018 Volkswagen Arteon hasn’t just raised the bar in terms of style and practicality, but also semi-autonomous driving features and safety. Yet it’s a system that combines both of these that really has our interest. Called “Emergency Assist 2.0,” its able to determine if a driver has lost consciousness behind the wheel, and gently steer them to a safe stop.
Are you seeking a hot hatchback for your next daily driver? Well, if so, we here at Burdick Volkswagen suggest you do yourself a solid and try ours -- the 2017 VW Golf R -- on for size.
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Without question its marquee event, the Golf R's 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine is altogether out of this world.
Available with your choice of either a six-speed manual transmission or…
While the Passat is a popular option for many seeking a midsize sedan, the oft-overlooked CC has long since been an alternative for those who want to go a little more up market with some roguish looks. But with the current model getting up there in years, it’s time for a successor. Meet the 2019 Volkswagen Arteon.
So you've decided to get a new Volkswagen. Next, comes deciding if you should buy or lease. Both options are great, but one might be better for you. If you are getting a new car, make sure you fully explore the benefits of buying and leasing a car.
Buying
Buying a car is the best choice for someone who wants to detail their car. If you want to tint the windows, change up the tires, or customize the paint job, then buying is the option for you. When you buy a car, there may be no restrictions on what…
Your tires experience a lot of wear on asphalt roads. The asphalt wears the rubber on your tires every time you drive your car. The thing is, the tires do not wear evenly. That is, depending on their position on your car, the tires can wear unevenly, reducing the life of the tire and making for a less smooth ride.
Every time you have your oil changed is a good time to rotate your tires since the vehicle is already up on a jack. If you do it every time your oil gets changed, you will see a dramatic difference…
The sun goes down, the adventure begins. #nightrider #vwtiguan #volkswagen pic.twitter.com/0T0lx9EYbK
— Volkswagen (@Volkswagen) February 17, 2017
It's coming. It's heavily modified from the European version to appeal widely to U.S. buyers. And there will be a litany of reasons to look forward to it.
And though the classic look elicits reverent nostalgia, we at Burdick Volkswagen most definitely love, along with Edmunds.com, the new midsize sedan's 'decidedly upscale' modern styling, as well as the "quick acceleration, solid steering, [and] outstanding driving performance" evinced by Cars.com.
Which Passat do you prefer? #classiccar #vwpassat #volkswagen pic.twitter.com/a3Ci63o1KG
— Volkswagen (@Volkswagen) January 16, 2017
