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The Volkswagen CC is the four-door coupe version of the Passat, and in Saudi Arabia it is now firmly a used-car proposition: cheap to buy, better looking than anything at the money, and old enough that condition is everything.
How much does a used Volkswagen CC cost in Saudi Arabia?
Very little — this is one of the cheapest ways into a large German saloon. Our Saudi listings are priced between SAR 26000 and SAR 30500, and a repair budget belongs alongside that.
Which used Volkswagen CC year should you buy?
The latest one you can find. The CC ran from 2009 to 2017, with a 2012 facelift that brought a new nose and tail and dropped the Passat name from the badge. The 2.0-litre turbo four with the dual-clutch gearbox is the common combination here.
Is a used Volkswagen CC reliable in Saudi Arabia?
At this mileage the mechanical report is the whole purchase decision. 73% of the Volkswagen CCs we inspect in Saudi Arabia show a fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering, against the 32% we would expect for saloons of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom — but these cars reach us with a median 235,000 km behind them. Interior wear follows the same line, with staining on 46% against the 22% expected across that group. Price the work in before you offer.
Volkswagen CC or Volkswagen Passat?
The Volkswagen Passat is the same mechanical package under a conventional roofline, with a back seat adults can actually use — the sensible sibling, and the easier one to find parts for. The Mercedes E400 is the car the CC was styled to resemble, for several times the money; if the shape is the whole point, this is the cut-price route to it. A Hyundai Elantra is the answer if running cost matters more than presence.
What to inspect on a used Volkswagen CC
Do not buy a Volkswagen CC in the Kingdom without reading the mechanical pages of the CarSwitch report first.