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Volkswagen 2005 Passat
2005 Volkswagen Passat GLX 4Motion
115,465 Miles
Lakewood, WA
37
days on market
20% less than similar listings
37
days on market
$4,899
Volkswagen 2005 Passat
2005 Volkswagen Passat GLS 1.8T
84,635 Miles
Manassas Park, VA
150
days on market
25% less than similar listings
150
days on market
$4,995
Volkswagen 2005 Passat
2005 Volkswagen Passat GLX
90,901 Miles
Painesville, OH
48
days on market
31% less than similar listings
48
days on market
$4,492
Volkswagen 2005 Passat
2005 Volkswagen Passat GLS 1.8T 4Motion
77,281 Miles
Arlington, VA
18
days on market
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18
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2005 Volkswagen Passat OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
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Overall
3.0
Value
2.0
Style
4.0
Performance
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
5.0
Reliability
1.5
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Misty
Misty
Zanesville, Ohio
3.0
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This is a nice, comfortable car with excellent fuel economy. An awesome car for long trips as it seats four comfortably but up to five people. It has a 60/40 fold down split in the rear seat, allowing the transport of long items like plumbing, lumber, or skis.
Bradley
Bradley
Columbus, Ohio
3.0
Awesome fuel economy but you better bring a heavy wallet
The diesel engine in this car provides 40 to 50 mpg freeway with AC on with plenty of power to climb the hills to go coast to coast and to pass slower vehicles effortlessly. The ride is very smooth, and the interior is very comfortable. However, the main problem with the car is the cost of ownership and starting it in freezing temperatures. The glow plugs, used to preheat the engine to start it in the cold temps, only last a year or two and they are a dealer only part (yes, even 15 years later) and cost $50 each. There is also the complicated suspension system it uses, which gives it the smooth ride, wears out in like five years. The aftermarket replacements are even worse, so it is still best to use genuine VW parts here too because it is not an easy job to change. Then there is the drivetrain itself. It is a design only used in the 2005 North American models. The engine comes with a faulty design for the balance shaft that, when it fails, it stops operating the oil pump and the engine has to shut down immediately or else destroy the engine. VW realized the problem and updated the part to fix the problem but never issued as a recall so the owners have to pay over $1,000 for the part and pay to have it installed. Also, it only comes with a certain automatic transmission that is very expensive to deal with when it fails.