In the 11th annual Sexy Car Buyer's Guide, ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine (RTM) cites the Eos, with its coupe-sunroof-convertible (CSC)TM and price under $30,000, as "the best of all worlds. A road runner with simple, elegant lines [and] just enough trim in the right places." Open top motoring, combined with the powerful 2.0T, 200 horsepower four-cylinder engine or a 3.6 L 250 hp V6 engine mated to the dual-clutch, DSG six-speed transmission makes the Eos an exciting vehicle and fun to drive.
"We're very proud of the Eos and the recent accolades it has received from the automotive industry, including a strong showing in the J.D. Power APEAL study and now from ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine," said Susan Kelke, North American launch and model manager. "It has become a strong halo vehicle for Volkswagen, representing the best of German engineering and styling and a fun-to-drive quotient for consumers."
"The July 'Romance Issue' (www.roadandtravel.com) provides a full review of the top ten vehicles and what makes each specific automobile sizzle and satisfy," said Courtney Caldwell, editor-in-chief, ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine. "Test driven by RTM editors, these revved-up roadsters are sure to leave drivers (and readers) reeling and writhing for more."
ROAD & TRAVEL Magazine, established in 1989, is a comprehensive online, in-market lifestyle magazine specializing in a wide variety of automotive and travel topics. Primarily geared towards women, RTM was the first publication to specifically address women's automotive needs and concerns, providing a resource from which they could make informed decisions regarding purchases and personal safety. For more information please visit http://www.roadandtravel.com.
Press release via Volkswagen