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Volkswagen Eos Exclusive - Click above for high-res image gallery
Volkswagen's campaign to move upmarket has been unrelenting. Between the likes of the
Phaeton and the
CC, the German automaker is not shying away from taking on
BMW and
Mercedes-Benz, or even its sister-company
Audi, for that matter. VW's new Exclusive line does its part, too, upgrading existing models with some extra lux touches for those interested in a touch of added refinement.
The
Touareg - another fine example of the luxurification of the People's Car - was the most recent to get the Exclusive treatment, and now VW has turned its attention to
the newly refreshed Eos. Not only has the hard-top cabrio received a facelift and an engine swap, but now the Exclusive department has upgraded it with two-tone Nappa leather offset by aluminum and piano black trim, a new steering wheel and restyled door sills. The optional sport suspension comes standard on the Exclusive model, and buyers can choose from two 18-inch wheel designs. Pricing in Europe, where the
Eos has been rolled out prior to its debut in other markets, starts at €35,275 (around $50,000 based on current exchange rates, not that those figures are comparable).
Gallery: Volkswagen Eos Exclusive
[Source:
CarScoop]
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