Used 2002 Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A) Consumer Reviews
Used EuroVan for sale
Last VW Van was a '65
Florida Bob, 03/11/2002
Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
The new VW van still has enough of the qualities that made the old vans so much fun. Its big with a lot of usable space but it is still small enough to park and move in traffic. The VR6 is the best thing that ever happened to this car. It has adaquate power and is smooth and responsive. Handling is great for a van.
Mechanics nightmare
NoMoreVWs, 05/14/2010
Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A)
5 of 7 people found this review helpful
Bought a Eurovan used with 60,000 miles. In great condition when purchased. Car computer died at 80k, the dealer told my wife the car had "a head ache" and it would cost $2500. I refused and insisted it must be under warranty and under my persistence was then covered by my warranty. Hmm. The car drive like a giant box. The interior is average, the seat are uncomfortable for long trips. The cup holders and plastic part break. A sliding window took 5 trips to the dealer, 18 hrs, and $600. The transmission is going out at 120k, and the brakes are expensive and require special tools. One door handle is broken, the window is stuck, the dealer says $500 to fix. AC died. Hard to find a mechanic
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Weekender
GRN, 07/24/2002
Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
We love our Weekender, and we use it hard. It tows our boat well in the summer, and is even better in winter than our 97 Passat GLX (we live on a pass in the White Mtn. Region with unusually extreme winter weather - 250"+ of snow per season). The brakes are fantastic, and the avoidance handling is far better than expected for a big, clunky, top heavy bread box.
A Break from the Cookie Cutter Transport
Angelou, 04/19/2002
Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A)
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
With just over 5000 miles and a trip from LA to Lake Tahoe logged this past December, I can't say enough great things about my family Eurovan. It's got plenty of power, handles very well and has plenty of room. It performed exceptionally well in the snow and dry raod conditions.
Wouln't buy again
skw, 05/08/2004
Volkswagen EuroVan MV 3dr Minivan (2.8L 6cyl 4A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
problems with paint chipping. The dealer said it was from rocks. I have had the problems since before 5,000 miles. Always garaged just went over the 24,000 mark this weekend. Rear facing seats must be positioned straight up in order for the front seats to be comfortable. Brakes replaced at 20,500 miles - our Dodge Caravan has 49,000 miles and has never had the brakes replaced (not the norm, but indicative of our driving habits) or the paint damage the Eurovan has. Vehicle surges when driving. Van has been maintained by VW dealer per manufacturer's recommendations. Dealers not much help. Wrote to VW customer when van was new - no response.