2012 Volkswagen Eos consumer reviews

love the ease of use w/ the hard top.... by far my favorite feature on this car. previous vw owner so i am partial to the brand.

Covertible with a sunroof- the best of both worlds. Just got rid of an electronically challenged Volvo C70 and now in a car that is electronics on steroids. And, great mileage. The design could be a little more exciting but, so far, it's a great car.

This is my second EOS in two years. I loved my first EOS a 2010 model and only traded it for my 2012 model because I wanted a red one. This car is really fun to drive and I notice a lot of people looking at it. It performs really well and is not bad on gas.

A great car -- after three minivans and an SUV, this car rocks! It is fun to drive, handles well in snow and slush, and gets lots of looks when the top is down. With the hard top up, it is quiet on the highway; in fact, quieter than the Toyota Highlander that we own. If you want lots of space, buy something else, but if you want lots of fun, go for the Eos.

This the best hardtop convertible for your money! It handles great on the highway , good on gas and so comfortible.

The 2012 is so much better then the 2008! So glad I upgraded! Love the new transmission and no more jerking as the 2008 had. The new lights are awesome too! Drives so much better...

Just two weeks ago, I leased a 2012 Eos Komfort and I love the car! It's very upscale, but for a great price. Pros: Great engine with lots of power for a 4 cyl., great automatic convertible top and sunroof that works seamlessly, standard SAT radio and 6 CD player are phenomenal, and fantastic new design. It really looks good, and gets lots of stares as I'm driving--even with the top up. There are too many pros to list here. Cons: Only three: First, on the Komfort, there's no garage door opener on the visor, which I didn't think about until I went home and couldn't get in the house, so I'd recommend the Lux just for that purpose. Second: Small-ish wheels. I prefer the bigger wheels like on the Lux and the Executive, but wheels are a personal thing, so I was told by the salesman that I can get them later. This, of course, is minor. Third: The hard convertible top leaks a little ONLY when I take the car through a high-speed drive-thru car wash--just one drip over each side rear window. The good thing is the way the back interior is designed, the water drains right out, and it does not get on the seats. Granted, it's a high-pressure car wash, so it's totally my fault. The good thing is the car does NOT leak anywhere when it rains. It's perfectly dry on rainy days. I think I may have to start washing the car in my driveway instead. But that's it. Buy an Eos, you will love it!

I have no idea what this negative review is about, maybe you purchased a lemon. I have a 2008 and I just ordered a 2012 EOS Executive. It's the perfect car, no problems at all. It's the only convertible with a active sunroof. Mercedes, BMW & Lexus can't top that!

I am German and I love German Cars, but the Eos was a great disappoint to me.. It looks stylish and cool and it drives well once you get passed the Turbo kicking in.. but the durability is shocking..the roof leaked, the stereo AUX cable had contact issues, the seats designed make it impossible to clean, the drink-holder can't be removed to clean, the sunshade hook broke, the window button was dysfunctional, etc. Not durable, the engine was fine. I gave the car back and don't recommend it.