2009 VW Rabbit
The 09’ Volkswagen Rabbit Hops Its Way as a Hatchback Hit in Milwaukee, WI.Fuel-Efficient Hatchback Simplicity
The new 2009 Rabbit combines a nimble, front-wheel-drive chassis with high build quality and incredible space efficiency for a vehicle with such a small footprint. In the mid-1970s when Americans' attention turned to small, fuel-efficient cars, the Volkswagen Rabbit became a hop-away hit in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Now, more than 20 years later, the VW Rabbit has again made its resurgence—in a big way!
So, if you’re on the market for speedy, fuel efficient simplicity—then head down to Hall VW in Brookfield, WI and check out the affordable VW Rabbit!
Entry-Level Price, Top-Level Features
Reverting back to the simplicity of the very first VW Rabbit, the current version is offered in two-and four-door hatchback body styles, and comes equipped with one trim level perfect for getting where you need to go in the Milwaukee area with tons of fuel-saving capabilities.
- Engine Specs: The 09’ Volkswagen Rabbit comes with a 2.5-liter, 5-cylinder in-line with 170 horsepower. Cranking out a surprising 0-to-60 mph in 7.8 seconds, the VW Rabbit delivers speed that lives up to its name. The Rabbit’s transmission choices include a five-speed manual and a six-speed automatic with high-quality cabin trim that imparts a richness that's head of its class.
- Suspension: Comes outfitted with high-quality suspension, maximizing the Volkswagen Rabbit’s driving performance. Here’s a few of the performance enhancements the 2009’VW Rabbit includes:
- Front Suspension: Independent McPherson struts, coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers, integrated stabilizer bar
- Rear Suspension: Multilink rear suspension, coil springs, telescopic gas pressurized shock absorbers, stabilizer bar
- Miles per Gallon: The new Volkswagen Rabbit includes high-performance with fuel-economic sensibility! The Rabbit offers an estimated EPA of 30 highway miles per gallon!
The Two-door Rabbits come with a fair amount of standard niceties, such as air-conditioning and full power features, while the four-door version ups the ante with heated front seats, a fold-down rear armrest and an upgraded stereo. Additional creature comforts and safety features include:
- Leather-trimmed seats with 6-way manually adjustable driver seat
- 60/40 rear seats
- Anti-lock Braking System
- Electric Brake Pressure Distribution
- Lumbar support for front seats
- Climate Control
- Six airbags that include front and side thorax supplemental restraining system
- Anti-intrusion side door beams
- Deformable Steering Column
- Emergency Safety Belt Locking System
- Premium VII AM/FM radio with 10-speaker stereo and in-dash 6-disc CD changer that is: MP3 format readable, satellite radio compatible, and theft-deterrent
- SIRIUS® Satellite Radio with 6 months introductory subscription
- Crash-optimized front end
- Automatic child locks
- Brake Pad wear indicator
Hare to the Throne of Performance
The stylish look and top-level features of the 2009 Volkswagen Rabbit will give you the ultimate in sensible, economic driving performance. With a multitude of upgrades and top-notch handling—the 2009 Volkswagen Rabbit truly is Heir to the Throne of high-performance in Milwaukee, WI.
Head down to Hall VW in Brookfield, WI to see what VW Rabbit model and package options are right for you.
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1 Comments:
I bought a used car from them. They said that they would fix the check engine light problem. They did initially, but after a week it went on again. I had to threaten a lawyer to get them to look at it afterward, though they agreed to fix the problem in the contract. I took it back and they said my vehicle was misfiring and that they were not going to do anything about the problem. The service director and the sales manager just asked, "did you buy a warranty?" knowing that I hadn't, but they agreed to fix the problem and they did not. It was written into the contract. I took the car to Nissan the same day. Nissan said that the check engine light was a result of a bad head gasket, metal flakes in the oil pan, and water in the engine. Nissan is replacing the motor. Hall had to have known about this as they have the same diagnostic tools as Nissan. Hall lied to me about the car's problems and the refused to do anything about it. Luckily, my Nissan still has a powertrain warranty and Nissan is replacing the engine. If Nissan weren't replacing the engine, I'd sue Hall for fraud and failure to follow through with their end of the contract--fix the check engine light problem. Hall sucks to work with. The customer service was poor and they had to have known they were selling me this problematic car. I wouldn't buy from this company. In the past, I had thought about buying VW, but after this experience, I'd definately not buy from Hall!
I would never buy a car, new or used from Hall VW ever again. Poor customer service and they do not fulfill their contracts.
Find another dealer to work with.
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