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The Volkswagen CC's stylized sweeping roofline, dramatic body detailing, low-to-the-ground stance, and elegant frameless side windows, offers expressive, head-turning coupe-like design for the cost of a traditional sedan. New for 2015 The 2015 CC sees few significant updates, following the addition of standard navigation and VW Car-Net(R) connected services to all CC models in 2014. The 2015 changes are limited to appearance upgrades including new optional 18-inch St. Louis wheels for the Sport trim and available...
Redesigned for the 2013 model year, the Volkswagen CC's sweeping roofline, dramatic body detailing, low-to-the-ground stance, and elegant frameless side windows, offers expressive, head-turning coupe-like design for the cost of a traditional sedan. New for 2014 Fresh from a redesign in 2013, the CC carries over into 2014 with few but significant updates, including the introduction of standard navigation and VW Car-Net(TM) connected services to all CC models. VW Car-Net-which has a six-month no-charge trial period-offers...
For the 2013 Model Year, the CC gains new front and rear styling and an extended range of standard equipment that includes Bi-Xenon headlights and LED taillights. The new CC makes an even bolder move towards the automotive luxury class, offering a sleek, dramatic look at a highly attainable base price of $30,610. With its sweeping roofline, dramatic body detailing, low-to-the-ground stance, and elegant frameless side windows, the Volkswagen CC offers expressive, head-turning design for the...
When the Volkswagen CC debuted four years ago, it was the first affordably priced four-door coupe on sale in the U.S. What looked at first like a niche has developed into a completely new segment: nearly 270,000 people around the world have bought Volkswagen's sedan that has the looks and heart of a sports car. The CC mixes practicality with style and attainability. Volkswagen is presenting a technically and visually updated version of the vehicle at...
When the Volkswagen CC made its debut four years ago, it was the world's first four-door coupe in the 30,000 to 40,000 dollar and euro class. From this niche, a new segment quickly developed - to date, nearly 270,000 people around the globe have chosen the saloon with the stylish lines of a sports car. They are car drivers who love the charm of a coupe but also value space for at least 4 persons and...