I bought my 2010 VW brand new off the lot, and now that it has 30,000KM on it I think I've experienced enough driving with it to write a decent review. This was my first experience with a non-US manufacturer, so I can't really speak to how it compares to a BMW or Audi (though Audi is part of the Volkswagen-Audi Group anyways). First things first: My version of the car is the VR6 4Motion. In 2010 the VR6 was available as an automatic; the alternative motor option was the 2.0L turbo which came with both automatic and manual transmission. Also the VR6 is all wheel drive which is a great option for winter driving. However the additional cost for the VR6 was approximately $9,000... a cost that is rarely re-covered when it comes to resale. I bought my CC VR6 at $54,000 CAD "out the door" cost, and just had it appraised at $30,000 CAD. In a little over two years this is a $24,000 dollar depreciation on a vehicle with absolutely no cosmetic damage, mechanical flaws, and very low mileage on the car. Obviously this is the cost of ownership, but sometimes re-sale and depreciation factors into buying decisions - so prepare yourself for similar results! As a side-note, likely one of the most anti-depreciating vehicles in the VW lineup has been the R32. Even the 2004 and 2005 versions still go for over 20 grand! I do not foresee much further price decrease; and if anything the price may go up as the collectible value on this model is huge!
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