Used 2000 Volkswagen EuroVan Consumer Reviews
Used EuroVan for sale
We have a limited number of reviews for the 2000 EuroVan, so we've included reviews for other years of the EuroVan since its last redesign.
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Big blue, 05/26/2003
1993 Volkswagen EuroVan GL 3dr Minivan
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
Neat car, fun to drive, a little different - not a lot on the road. Throttle has an inherent lag which is a bit annoying and takes a little practice to drive smoothly. This is especially true when cold. Heated seats are a joy. The interior heating system provides way more heat and faster than you'll experience in any other brand. Parts prices are reasonable. Shop charges can be high so it's helpful if you can do some of the rudimentary work yourself. Fit, finish and rustproofness are outstanding as is visibility. Brakes are above average. Very comfortable and stable vehicle. It's heavy weight contributes a lot to that.
VW Camper, The best engine yet
ftlsurfr, 02/27/2008
1997 Volkswagen EuroVan Campmobile 3dr Minivan
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have owned 6 VW camper vans, and the 1997 model with the 6 cyl engine, has finally gotten enough power to adequately move the vehicle. Earlier 4 cyl versions were plagued with under powered engines, which burned out quickly in South FLorida. I understand that the1997 engine is the same as used on Audi. I have had no problems at all, except the air conditioning, which had to have the compressor replaced. Still get 20 mpg on the highway under normal conditions.
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a Fun Car
Dick McKenney, 09/16/2004
1997 Volkswagen EuroVan Campmobile 3dr Minivan
7 of 8 people found this review helpful
This is my 2nd VW camper. This model I could actually pass other cars even on a hill! The stove, refrig etc were also a marked upgrade from my old Westphalia. My wife and I have been able to spend many nights at some remote areas not accessible to motels and commercial campgrounds. We were used to not requiring a "hookup" for our electrical equipment. The gas gives us lots of freedom. We'd travel with our kayak and bikes.
Worst vehicle ever
Toledo Joe, 07/28/2003
1993 Volkswagen EuroVan GL 3dr Minivan
9 of 11 people found this review helpful
I bought a Eurovan from a someone because my wife loved VWs. Within one year of ownership, we had transmission problems, stalling issues, the A/C went out, and it needs a new catalytic converter. In addition to other stupid problems, like the door locks quit working, etc. I've put more money into this than any other car I've ever owned. Volkswagens cost too much to repair. Also, it is underpowered, having only about 100 horsepower on a vehicle of this size, it loses speed going up hills on the highway. After this and my wife's lousy Jetta, I will never buy another VW product again.
Problematic Vehicle
alexeric, 07/11/2004
1993 Volkswagen EuroVan CL 3dr Minivan
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
I fully understand Toledo Joe's frustration. I had all the problems he had with my CL Eurovan, plus more. The rear A/C unit went within the first year, along with the battery, then the horn, and the odometer. I had the auto shift lever stuck at park three times at carparks, the last time resulting in me having to tow it to the dealer. The engine is under powered, the response very sluggish. There is a big thump every time the automatic gear shifts. Rain sips through from the window and the wind shield. The new Passat looks nice but I don't think I have the courage to try another VW.