This car get a lot of looks from many people. They tend to think that is a lot newer than it is but for being 18 years old, it looks fantastic. you can't beat the feeling og driving one of these cars, it never gets old. Make sure that you take one to the dealer BEFORE you buy it. Small things that aren't noticable at first can go bad quick and be costly. They should bring this car back …

Fun to drive, if you can afford it...

ekroy, 11/04/2002

1991 Volkswagen Corrado 2dr Coupe

FUN, FUN, FUN... Low selling price, don't be fooled...what you save in a car payment will be spent on repairs. The cars are aging and it shows. DO NOT BUY AN AUTOMATIC!!! Check out the supercharger...and don't think that expensive mods add to the selling price. You should be paying more for a stock Corrado if it was well maintained.

Incredible Car

JD, 06/28/2008

1990 Volkswagen Corrado 2dr Coupe

Bought this car used with 70K miles on it back in 97. It now has over 200K miles, has been very reliable for it's age, and a great car all around to own and drive. Very quick for a 1.8 liter engine, has superb handling and gets excellent gas mileage. Besides regular oil changes and tune ups, I've gone through 2 batteries, had to replace the fuel pump/filter twice now, and replaced the …

Great Car

Skunk Burner, 08/27/2002

1990 Volkswagen Corrado 2dr Coupe

Relatively inexpensive car, although you will find cars being sold for twice the blue book value. These cars are pretty rare, and one in mint condition sells for 10k plus. So far the car continues to surprise me, and the people left behind me to look at its oh- so-cool automatic spoiler. For the average price of a Corrado at about $4500 to $5000 dollars, you are going …

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1991 Corrado Highlights

Engine Type	Gas
Combined MPG	21 MPG
Cost to Drive	$203/month
Cargo Capacity All Seats In Place	18.6 cu.ft.
Drivetrain	front wheel drive

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