Used Volkswagen CC for Sale

Vehicle has been a great buy. Purchased it with 86k miles on the clock and so far after another 40k had no issues. Interior has held up well, no rips or deterioration of leather. All items on dash are clean and damage free. Electronically the car works like a dream, the touch screen display never lags or freezes, audio system is above average with crisp clean quality.

My car is a beautiful white with two-toned heated seats. It has a built-in auxiliary cord for my iPod. It connects to Bluetooth so I can make personal and professional cars on the go and listen to my music on my phone. The car drove so smoothly that it was easy to find your self speeding and not realizing you were over the speed limit. The car almost looked like a BMW from the outside as well as the inside. It was a four seater and didn't have much room in the back, but I looked at it positively that I wouldn't have to cramp a lot of people in my car. The trunk is spacious also. My real issues with the vehicle included that it burned a lot of oil quickly. I am constantly replacing the oil. My car isn't supposed to take regular gas, so it is a bit more expensive to fill the car up because it gets extremely pricey. Also, my car is really low to the ground, so when I go over potholes and bumps, my car really takes a hit. On top of it being low to the ground, it is also a front-wheel drive, so when there's snow on the ground, it's hard to get passed the snow banks and not slide.

The new CC is a good-looking car. I own the previous one, and there's no big difference, just a few modifications to make it look more aggressive and luxurious at the same time, but what I contest is the engine. So for both the CC and the B6, I was expecting bigger engine in the diesel categories, so I personally think that VW should take a step forward and dare a 3.0 V6 TDI on the CC. Still, the 2.0 TDI is a good engine, but 140hp is what a Corolla has under the bonnet. If I were ask to choose between the CC and the Alfa 159 2.4, I'd definitely go for the Alfa, unless they put a serious engine on the CC.