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2009 Volkswagen CC |
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Price Range $27,100 to $39,800 |
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17 to 21 |
25 to 31 |
4 Seats |
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Zippy CC Proves Family Cars Can Turn Heads
2009 Volkswagen CC VR6 4Motion
model as tested $42,630
Test Drove 3/12/09 – 3/19/09
reviewed by Sherrice Gilsbach
Try as I might to eke out a moment of peace in my busy, chaotic life, there always seems to be something getting in my way. That’s why I was dazzled by the serenity I felt when I sank into the comfy seats of the 2009 Volkswagen CC Luxury. The CC stands for comfort coupe, which is a great way to describe its simple, clutter-free style that helped quiet my mind. You could say the CC gave me a Zen moment, and for that I’ll be forever grateful.
From the outside, the CC is incredibly smooth-looking — think stilettos and a black mini dress. This car turns heads and even gets people to point; that’s something I usually discourage my kids from doing, but in this case I told them it was a compliment. I started feeling guilty for being in sweats with no makeup when I was driving the CC.
While the CC is sporty, it isn’t intimidating to drive. Its V-6 engine didn’t feel as though it was chomping at the bit — so to speak — but the CC is able to put out some serious power when required. The CC gets an EPA-estimated 17/25 mpg city/highway. Its steering felt heavy at first — kind of like driving a car without power steering — but I warmed to it. The gas and brake pedals were also solid and a little stiff, perhaps a result of the CC’s sporty nature.
Combine that punchy power with VW’s 4Motion all-wheel drive, and the CC proves you can look sporty and sexy and still plow through the snow like it’s nobody’s business. Too cool!












