2003 Volkswagen EuroVan

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The EuroVan is unique among minivans, but it lacks the easy handling and user-friendly design embraced by its peers. Unless you plan to use this VW for camping, wait for the Microbus.

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Pros

Roomy second- and third-row seats, lots of headroom inside the cabin, responsive steering, capable brakes, MV model's flexible cabin arrangements.

Cons

Handles like a delivery van around corners, lots of wind noise on highway, awkward driving position, outdated cabin ergonomics, rear seats are hard to fold, no driver-side sliding door or side airbags.

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2001 Volkswagen EuroVan GLS 3dr Minivan FQ

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GLS

2.8L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 15 cty/18 hwy mpg
Third row seats
Traction Control

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2002 Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan FQ

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MV

2.8L V6 engine
Automatic transmission
Up to 15 cty/18 hwy mpg
Third row seats
Traction Control

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Used TMV from $9,063

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2003 Volkswagen EuroVan

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What's New for 2003

Volkswagen makes no changes to the EuroVan for 2003. Keep in mind that if you want a VW-branded minivan to go with the family Passat, the all-new Microbus isn't too far away -- it's supposed to arrive by the 2005 model year.

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