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After a redesign for 2016, the Volkswagen Passat saw minor changes for 2017, and for 2018 it gets a new base engine and a sporty Passat GT trim level. The Passat straddles sedan classes, competing against large cars like the as well as mid-size ones like the. We tested a Passat 2.0T SEL Premium, the highest trim level Volkswagen that can be had with the new base four-cylinder. Pep Then Plod The base engine is new this year, replacing a long-standing turbocharged 1.8-liter four-cylinder rated at 170 horsepower. The new 174-hp, turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder is perky with plenty of pounds feet of torque around town.

It's zippy from a stop, and the six-speed automatic transmission quickly snaps off, quick-shifting for peppy responsiveness at low speeds. The Volkswagen Passat's powertrain loses a little luster on the highway, however. It's sometimes slow to respond at higher speeds, holding high gears a beat too long. Passing and merging maneuvers often require a stomp on the gas pedal and some patience. The Volkswagen engine sounds gruff both at idle and on the highway. It's not loud, it just has a rough, unrefined tone. Otherwise, the Passat is relatively quiet in terms of road and wind noise.

The Volkswagen Passat's four-cylinder gets an EPA-estimated mpg city/highway/combined. That's good compared with the four-cylinder version of the full-size Chevrolet Impala ().

The 2019 Volkswagen Passat is offered in the following submodels: Passat Sedan. Available styles include Wolfsburg Edition 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6A), and SE R-Line 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6A).

Show full review. After a redesign for 2016, the Volkswagen Passat saw minor changes for 2017, and for 2018 it gets a new base engine and a sporty Passat GT trim level. The Passat straddles sedan classes, competing against large cars like the as well as mid-size ones like the.

We tested a Passat 2.0T SEL Premium, the highest trim level Volkswagen that can be had with the new base four-cylinder. Sko software konter pulsa otomatis. Seisimager 2d crack. Pep Then Plod The base engine is new this year, replacing a long-standing turbocharged 1.8-liter four-cylinder rated at 170 horsepower. The new 174-hp, turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder is perky with plenty of pounds feet of torque around town. It's zippy from a stop, and the six-speed automatic transmission quickly snaps off, quick-shifting for peppy responsiveness at low speeds. The Volkswagen Passat's powertrain loses a little luster on the highway, however. It's sometimes slow to respond at higher speeds, holding high gears a beat too long.

Passing and merging maneuvers often require a stomp on the gas pedal and some patience. The Volkswagen engine sounds gruff both at idle and on the highway. It's not loud, it just has a rough, unrefined tone. Otherwise, the Passat is relatively quiet in terms of road and wind noise. The Volkswagen Passat's four-cylinder gets an EPA-estimated mpg city/highway/combined. That's good compared with the four-cylinder version of the full-size Chevrolet Impala (), but it trails mid-sizers like the Honda Accord () and Toyota Camry ().

A 3.6-liter V-6 is also available for the Passat, but it makes a sizeable mileage sacrifice; rated 19/28/22 mpg, it isn't competitive with most V-6 rivals. In the past, we enjoyed the V-6 but deemed its 280 hp unnecessary for most tastes. Overall, the new Volkswagen Passat's road manners are predictable for a mid-size to large sedan. Its suspension is on the firm side, but I like it, and bumps are adequately damped. In terms of handling, it takes corners with confidence and composure and feels a smidge more athletic than other vehicles this size. Handsome Cabin, Sensible Controls This Volkswagen's interior has a clean, unfussy design, and — like adding a couple of squirts of Sriracha to an uninspiring dish — the two-tone color combo goes a long way toward adding spice to this otherwise bland cabin. The chrome strips add interest, too, but the fake wood trim likely won't fool anyone.