The Volkswagen CC has officially hit UK streets, so it should be anytime now that we get the facelift car here in Malaysia. Yes, Volkswagen has dropped the Passat name from the successful Passat CC model, opting to call the facelift simply the Volkswagen CC.
Four engines are available – a 160 PS 1.8 litre TSI, a 210 PS 2.0 litre TSI, and for the oil burners there are two different 2.0 litre TDI tunes – 140 PS and 170 PS. Prices for the car start at £24,200 (RRP OTR) for the entry-level 1.8-litre TSI 160 PS, and rise to £30,100 for the range-topping GT 2.0-litre TDI 170 PS DSG with BlueMotion Technology.
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Comments express surprise at the high prices of the facelifted Volkswagen CC, especially in Malaysia, and compare them to more affordable prices in the UK. Many highlight the significant impact of taxes and duties on local car prices. Some mention concern over DSG gearbox reliability and fuel efficiency. Overall, sentiments range from admiration for the car's design to frustration over affordability and value, emphasizing that the price disparity affects accessibility for many potential buyers.