The Rabbit returns in time for another fuel crisis
Overview Information
Volkswagen pulled a Rabbit out of a hat, when everyone expected a Golf. Yes, the latest version of the Golf is called a Rabbit in the USA, just like in the early 1980's, when the Rabbit was the best-selling VW. The standard engine is a 2.5L inline-5, shared with the Jetta. Transmission choices include a standard 5-speed manual, or an optional 6-speed automatic. A new chassis offers fully independent suspension for the first time. Standard equipment includes power windows, air conditioning, cruise control, heated windshield washer fluid, and 10-speaker CD/mp3 audio system. VW includes a complete set of passive and active safety features such as front side-airbags, rear side-airbags, side-curtain airbags, ABS, traction control, and optional ESP (Electronic Stability Program).
| Model/Trim | Eng. | Trans. | | Velocity Index | Base Price |
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| Rabbit 2-door S | 2.5l I5 (170-bhp) | M5 | FWD | 51 | $15,890 |
| Rabbit 2-door S | 2.5l I5 (170-bhp) | A6 | FWD | 48 | $16,990 |
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