Volkswagen Eos Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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What is this discussion about? Volkswagen Eos, Car Buying, Convertible

#134 of 183 Re: Leaking [aliceb] by wintersfury

Aug 17, 2007 (1:39 pm)

Replying to: aliceb (Aug 17, 2007 9:40 am)
I got the lubricant from my dealership. Bought it at the same time I was in for 5k oil change.
 
I had to order it through Parts and, at that, I had to show them the page from the owners manual and describe it because they had no clue what I was talking about.
 
They special ordered it - apparently it's not something they found necessary to keep on hand - and passed it on to me for $51.

#135 of 183 Pricing in FL by deepc1

Oct 26, 2007 (6:17 am)

I bought a 2007 2.0T 6spd for my wife in Febuary. We got a few options and paid exactly MSRP but I traded in 2 cars and did well on the trades.
 
As for being slow get the 6 speed! The DSG is nice but the manual is more fun to drive. I had a little acceleration test against a Pontiac Solstace and I don't think he was very happy whren it was over.
 
However there have been a few problems which I'll post in the Leaking Forum (more than leaks)

#136 of 183 Pricing in TX by jbryanjohnson

Nov 04, 2007 (4:57 pm)

I bought a 2007 2.0T 6spd for my wife in November (yesterday). Sticker was $31,399, paid $28,865. I think that most if not all the discount was year end incentive through VW. I spent very little time negotiating and was please with the discount and the amount on my trade. Finance was 6.6%
 
Low tire warning was on during test drive. Salesman said it was because the car had not been drove and that he checked the pressure to be good. Warning stayed on all the was home. All tires were at 29. I bumped up to recommended pressure of 34 and all is good.
 
There is a problem with the trunk latch. When I hit the button it pops open, but then pulls right back down. The only way to open it is to stand there with dandle in one hand and remote in the other, and pull while pushing release button.
 
This was my first experience with the Autobahn Imports here in Ft Worth TX. The salesman was very pleasant, but the wait for finance was long. All in all above average, but still a typical PITA new car buying experience.

#137 of 183 Re: Pricing in TX [jbryanjohnson] by aliceb

Nov 04, 2007 (6:11 pm)

Replying to: jbryanjohnson (Nov 04, 2007 4:57 pm)
I can't answer your question re the trunk latch, but I also had a problem with my tire pressure.
 
I couldn't get any of the free-air machines in town to increase my tire pressure when the error message went off. Apparently they don't have enough power. I took it to VW the following morning, and they said it only takes about 2 lbs. low to set off the error message. Also, I found out that the sensor is also attached to the spare -- so if you can't find a problem with the pressure of your tires, check the spare.

#138 of 183 I love my VW Eos by tderosa21

Nov 06, 2007 (7:02 am)

Bought 2007 VW mid summer and I love it! I bought the 3.2 V6 with all the bells and whistles and wow is it zippy! and the fuel ecomony is much better than I expected!! averaging over 25mpg when I'm not driving with a lead foot!
 
My seals are creaking so I'm ordering the lubricant. When it rains, water pools in the pasenger door jam but doesn't seem to present a problem. I'm weirded out by the "give" in the transmission... it's an automatic but rolls back like a manual and there is sometime a hesitation in take off ... does this seem right to you all?
 
The only other very strange thing - I heard a very sharp metallic pinging noise one night and couldn't figure out what it was... took it to the dealer and they said it had something to do with the exhaust flex pipe? anyone else had this strange noise?
Thanks! Trish

#140 of 183 eos in myrtle beach,sc area by udayk

Nov 30, 2007 (11:24 pm)

Hi
I am looking in to buying an eos in myrtle beach,sc area. any tips on pricing and dealership? Iam prepared to travel up to 3 hours if getting a great deal.
thanks.
uday

#141 of 183 '08 Eos Lux In Texas by txgrapeluvr

Dec 04, 2007 (8:12 pm)

Purchased 2008 Eos Lux Paprika Red Cornsilk. Paid exactly invoice as listed here on Edmunds and other sites. List $35,729 paid $33,327. They did stick me with the $400 advertising fee....But they also drove to Austin to pick the car up and bring it back to the Dallas area for me...So I consider that a wash. I used the Edmunds email blast option, and every dealer came back with invoice, one dealer (can't remember who) came back with invoice less $100. But for a car in demand I'm happy. Lewisville VW sold it to me.

#142 of 183 tajqueen by tajqueen

Dec 28, 2007 (4:16 pm)

I live in New Jersey and have been pricing the 2007 Eos. Now that the 2008 is out, it seems to be the same price. Does anyone have any experience with a dealership in either N.J., N,Y., or PA. in purchasing this car? What is the best price I can expect to be quoted for the base model with auto trans? thanks.

#143 of 183 Re: tajqueen [tajqueen] by kyfdx HOST

Dec 29, 2007 (8:32 am)

Replying to: tajqueen (Dec 28, 2007 4:16 pm)
My local dealer is advertising leftover '07 Eos at $4500 off MSRP. At that price, there has to be some dealer cash involved...
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