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Considering 97 Passat 6cyl - Need Feedback

Hello All....

This car has 44,000 miles and is Carfax certified.

The car will be a commuter car; I drive long distance to/from my office.

How's the reliability factor with everyday driving?
Are there any known areas that I should be aware of in regards to maintenance upkeep?

Also it's stated in the ad that the car is a 6cyl.
Is it safe to assume that this would likely be a VR6 engine?

Honestly, I haven't owned a VW since I parted with my '73 Super Beetle back in the day. But I need a good reliable car that can handle the commute.

My '89 Camry V6 still performs well in daily driving to/from work, but it's starting to show its age and will eventually need some TLC. The car I will get will allow me to take this one off the road for much needed work.

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Re: Considering 97 Passat 6cyl - Need Feedback

Passat is very fun car to drive, and hadlles very nicely on highway (I own 99 1.8T). Problem areas are electronic and suspension, you'll need VAG-COM to read fault codes when problem arises--this will keep you informed on any electrical problems. Suspension is anothor story. I like my Passat even though the parts are expensive, I don't hink it is very relialbe car and rather expensive to maintain.
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