2009 Volkswagen Eos Review
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The 2009 Volkswagen Eos comes in Komfort and Lux trim levels. The Eos Komfort is offered with the six-speed manual ($31,615) or the DSG Tiptronic automatic ($32,715). Standard equipment includes sport seats with 12-way power for the driver, dual-zone automatic climate control, a six-CD changer with MP3 capability, Sirius Satellite Radio, heated front seats and washer nozzles, trip computer, and ambient interior lighting. Options include a variety of wheel choices, in 17-inch and 18-inch sizes and with several different finishes, ranging in price from $450 to $2,305. Additional options include a Technology Package, consisting of Bi-Xenon headlamps and Park Distance Control ($1,100); DVD navigation ($1,990); an iPod adapter ($199); and some other trim and convenience items.The Eos Lux ($35,200) comes with the automatic transmission only. Standard on the Lux are leather upholstery, walnut interior trim, automatic headlights, rain-sensing wipers, auto-dimming inside rearview mirror, multi-function steering wheel, and 17-inch wheels and tires. Optionally available on the Lux, but not the Komfort, is a ten-speaker, 600-watt Dynaudio premium sound system ($1,000). Safety equipment for all Eos models includes dual front airbags with passenger detection, side-curtain and side-thorax airbags, front seat-belt pre-tensioners, four head restraints, automatic roll-over bars, anti-lock brakes (ABS) with Brake Assist, Electronic Stability Control (ESP), traction control, and a tire-pressure monitor.
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