Just to let everyone that watches this video know, the CC has a Class action lawsuit pending. The suspensions camber is set negative so aggressively it "cups" (Basically digs scoops) the tires very quickly. In my case i noticed it after I had the tires rotated @5K miles. At about 6K I started hearing a thumping sound and could tell it was from an abnormal shape in one of the front tires. The road noise increased and it continued to get worse. This is a known issue with this car and VW has done NOTHING to fix the issue. In fact, it seems that it isn't fixable. I really enjoyed this car other than this issue but this is two huge issues (Deiselgate) that I know of that VW has been dishonest about. I will never purchase a VW again, EVER. I'm done with the lying and dishonest business practice's they continue to show. The dealerships know of this issue but will lie to your face about it and tell you there are no issues reported of that the tire company is responsible. I got so pissed I traded mine in for another vehicle (obviously not a VW) because I could see the writing on the wall. At most, I suspect that the suit will at most get owners that were effected a new set of tires which obviously won't fix the issue as they will be ground into nothing and undriveable after approx 15K miles or less. VW, you fucked up. As far as I'm concerned your a bunch of lying thieves and I really hope that one day you get what you really deserve. BANKRUPTCY. Here is the lawsuit and there are hundreds if not thousand of complaints all over the internet. Buyer beware!!! BTW, mine was this exact same car in the video. www.classaction.org/news/class-action-claims-volkswagen-cc-alignment-defect-can-prematurely-ruin-tires
Oh wow I didn't know about the class action law suit, i had a CC and it was a gorgeous car but nothing but problems out of that car and I have owned Volkswagen's since the early 90's!!
Vukan Petrovic I started having issues with that car before 90,000, i had an issue with the steering that cost about $3,000, my clutch died on me and that was about $1,5000, the timing belt/chain died on me and I recently got a letter in the mail about a class action suit being filed with that, and I went through several sets of tires and I did hear of that before I bought the car. The bad part is I loved that car a lot when I got it and i wanted to keep it because it was a GREAT driving vehicle especially on a long trip and I am 6'3 so it was very sporty, and I am not sure if it was just mine that was no good or if it was a problem with the brand, I have always owned VW's since the 90's. It was a year old when I bought it with under $20,000 miles.
@@johnarcher9316 My CC was a 2010, and like I said I use to love that car, it was one of the best driving cars, and I forgot to mention I did go through 2 clutches also, and I was a pro to a clutch I have been using a clutch since the early 90's in my first Jetta and never had an issue with a clutch......I miss the manual so much!
@@johnarcher9316 That's correct, the 2015 to 2017 VW CCs didn't have the problems experienced with the earlier models. It's unfortunate it got a bad rep because the later year cars are really reliable and almost trouble free.
that new start stop push button is weird why is there still the start stop inserd for the keyfob?? whit the kessy insert you don't need to take you'r keys out of you'r pocket either and it functioned just like a regular start stop button, if they wanted a simpel button get rid of the keyfob insert. There is a blanc spot where the original pushbutton for the e brake used to be and there's a clock where 2 drawers used to come out. It is more of an downgrade than an upgrade of the 2011 model. Love the car and drive it myself but it is more expensive than before the facelift and you get less.
For that price, the sunroof doesn't open, it just folds up??? And it's called the Executive Edition w/ Carbon? No, thank you. Nope and nope. Nice car tho.
Yeah, i can't believe it myself lol. The Passat from the same year, does have parking sensors so that's my option instead. I think the price is for the styling as this is the last model made for the CC, may be they didn't believe it was going to be worth it so they didn't put as much technology in it.
@@TheOnlyDarkKnight I live in Turkey and all CC models in Turkey are with DSG, parking sensors and heated seats. But really all CC's. This is a total standart option here. I have luck, I have in my CC very much options.
@@superman6679 I though we were talking about the US, for what i've look here. The car doesn't have a lot of options or even standard features in comparison with the Passat. For example the CC still uses bi-xenon headlights while the Passat is pure LED (with the exception of fog lights)
Are you serious!? delivering a car with 5 mi of fuel range? Common sense, for security reasons, what If customer gets in a traffic jam after vehicle delivery before finding a gas station. I mean seriously, 10 bucks of unleaded would do(to give the customer extra mile margin to get in a gas station), and you can charge the customer for that because is not about the money, is about common sense.
I used to love Volkswagen, but they have become so basic. For 39 grand there are so many better options out there. Take a peek at the Chevy impala, or the Honda accord. For 39 grand you get a car that last almost twice as long as a vw. And much sexier
Lmao the Impala is dog water when it comes to quality. As a Chevy owner and driven the 2014-2020 Impala generation the CC is better built. The V6 from the Impala keeps up with 2.0T
Not true...german cars are more loaded with base model than any japanese base model company..ive got a 2010 cc sport with power windows,power driver and passenger seats,heated seats,6 disc cd player with aux,sd card slot,9 inch touch screen with 17s 235s rims and tires..got my wife a 2013 subaru impreza and only has drivers side push button window,manual drivers and passengers seat,old ass radio with one cd,16 inch rims.and its 3 yrs newer than my cc..japanese cars are known for that..the customer has to pay extra for ex models that are fully loaded..while most german cars even with base models are pretty loaded...i buy and sell cars,mainly japanese so ive seen the differences between japanese and german...german are made for luxury and comfort,but japanese are made to last long and to be reliable...i still prefer japanese just because they are have amazing transmissions,are easy to work on and not expensive to fix...and they last forever...especially toyotas and hondas
I own a Volkswagen CC Sport & I HATE IT! Worst car I've ever had. I'll never Buy another Volkswagen Ever again! Just saying to do more research before buying! Breaks down A lot so you better have Extended Warranty
RIP This fucking gem
I have B6 and love it. But CC more hoter :) maybe in future have it. :)
next , Vw arteon
hermoso! gorgeous!
😍
Just to let everyone that watches this video know, the CC has a Class action lawsuit pending. The suspensions camber is set negative so aggressively it "cups" (Basically digs scoops) the tires very quickly. In my case i noticed it after I had the tires rotated @5K miles. At about 6K I started hearing a thumping sound and could tell it was from an abnormal shape in one of the front tires. The road noise increased and it continued to get worse. This is a known issue with this car and VW has done NOTHING to fix the issue. In fact, it seems that it isn't fixable. I really enjoyed this car other than this issue but this is two huge issues (Deiselgate) that I know of that VW has been dishonest about. I will never purchase a VW again, EVER. I'm done with the lying and dishonest business practice's they continue to show. The dealerships know of this issue but will lie to your face about it and tell you there are no issues reported of that the tire company is responsible. I got so pissed I traded mine in for another vehicle (obviously not a VW) because I could see the writing on the wall. At most, I suspect that the suit will at most get owners that were effected a new set of tires which obviously won't fix the issue as they will be ground into nothing and undriveable after approx 15K miles or less. VW, you fucked up. As far as I'm concerned your a bunch of lying thieves and I really hope that one day you get what you really deserve. BANKRUPTCY. Here is the lawsuit and there are hundreds if not thousand of complaints all over the internet. Buyer beware!!! BTW, mine was this exact same car in the video.
www.classaction.org/news/class-action-claims-volkswagen-cc-alignment-defect-can-prematurely-ruin-tires
Oh wow I didn't know about the class action law suit, i had a CC and it was a gorgeous car but nothing but problems out of that car and I have owned Volkswagen's since the early 90's!!
Vukan Petrovic I started having issues with that car before 90,000, i had an issue with the steering that cost about $3,000, my clutch died on me and that was about $1,5000, the timing belt/chain died on me and I recently got a letter in the mail about a class action suit being filed with that, and I went through several sets of tires and I did hear of that before I bought the car. The bad part is I loved that car a lot when I got it and i wanted to keep it because it was a GREAT driving vehicle especially on a long trip and I am 6'3 so it was very sporty, and I am not sure if it was just mine that was no good or if it was a problem with the brand, I have always owned VW's since the 90's. It was a year old when I bought it with under $20,000 miles.
@@chrisb2844 What year was your CC? i have read that they fixed the timing chain issue in the 15+ vehicles
@@johnarcher9316 My CC was a 2010, and like I said I use to love that car, it was one of the best driving cars, and I forgot to mention I did go through 2 clutches also, and I was a pro to a clutch I have been using a clutch since the early 90's in my first Jetta and never had an issue with a clutch......I miss the manual so much!
@@johnarcher9316 That's correct, the 2015 to 2017 VW CCs didn't have the problems experienced with the earlier models. It's unfortunate it got a bad rep because the later year cars are really reliable and almost trouble free.
Yo your camera is doope!!! It looked like 4k what camera do you use??
Douglas Herrera iPhone 6!
I think i would go with a Golf R instead. Lovin my Mk7 GTi sport pp dsg tho!
VW has had a corporate brainstorm. This car is not available in the UK Niether is the Sirocco and the Beatle
that new start stop push button is weird why is there still the start stop inserd for the keyfob?? whit the kessy insert you don't need to take you'r keys out of you'r pocket either and it functioned just like a regular start stop button, if they wanted a simpel button get rid of the keyfob insert. There is a blanc spot where the original pushbutton for the e brake used to be and there's a clock where 2 drawers used to come out. It is more of an downgrade than an upgrade of the 2011 model. Love the car and drive it myself but it is more expensive than before the facelift and you get less.
you can get an Audi A3 with it's VC for the same price
i prefer the CC
This is larger than the A3 either way.
Chow de bola otimo carro tem câmbio manual?
Did they finally add a sun roof?
Whatever_928 no it just tilts
It’s called a moon roof
Why does sunroof not open.... Is it like that normally or?
Hello, I need Your help - inside mirror. You change it from Passat B8 or another car model?
Fully loaded you say, but it has all the interiour buttons on the right side blind... this car doesn't have many options
Its nice but a glass roof that doesnt even open up ill pass!
gti all the way
No rearview camera?
For that price, the sunroof doesn't open, it just folds up??? And it's called the Executive Edition w/ Carbon?
No, thank you. Nope and nope. Nice car tho.
My 2005 Passat B6 has some features this car doesn't, my sunroof will open fully which is pretty dope
The CC can't have an opening sunroof because the roof is sloped. Think about it.
Agreed .
Phil Pin Buy a eos instead buddy if thats your big issue with sunruffs
Oml the sunroof is a panoramic style, and the way the roof slopes leaves no room for it
The all New Volkswagen Passat CC!!
Now with even more CO2 per kilometer!
40k USD Car, with kessy, Navigation, Carbon, leather, R-Line but NO(!!) parking sensors 😂😂😂😂
Yeah, i can't believe it myself lol. The Passat from the same year, does have parking sensors so that's my option instead. I think the price is for the styling as this is the last model made for the CC, may be they didn't believe it was going to be worth it so they didn't put as much technology in it.
@@TheOnlyDarkKnight I live in Turkey and all CC models in Turkey are with DSG, parking sensors and heated seats. But really all CC's. This is a total standart option here. I have luck, I have in my CC very much options.
@@superman6679 I though we were talking about the US, for what i've look here. The car doesn't have a lot of options or even standard features in comparison with the Passat. For example the CC still uses bi-xenon headlights while the Passat is pure LED (with the exception of fog lights)
@@superman6679 keep in mind the income here and affordability is better so 40k is not that expensive for a new car of this entry
Are you serious!? delivering a car with 5 mi of fuel range? Common sense, for security reasons, what If customer gets in a traffic jam after vehicle delivery before finding a gas station. I mean seriously, 10 bucks of unleaded would do(to give the customer extra mile margin to get in a gas station), and you can charge the customer for that because is not about the money, is about common sense.
Lewis Rockwell this car was not sold during the making of this video.
Lewis R I agree with you ...all VW dealerships ares SHEAP!!!!
nicest CC or VW ive seen.. not worth $39k though.
flexluis 311 of course will do its almost a mercedes!
Nice car, but a bit pricey. For $40K I'd think of getting an A4.
I used to love Volkswagen, but they have become so basic. For 39 grand there are so many better options out there. Take a peek at the Chevy impala, or the Honda accord. For 39 grand you get a car that last almost twice as long as a vw. And much sexier
If you get that same car in 2020, it retails for between $18K to $21K with under 30K miles on the odometer.
Lmao the Impala is dog water when it comes to quality. As a Chevy owner and driven the 2014-2020 Impala generation the CC is better built. The V6 from the Impala keeps up with 2.0T
wtf is with the sunroof? ... idk why i cant get a car with no sunroof
and becouse is build in usa is a pos
Formata Gfys just get the r line non executive
What VW call "fully loaded" on their cars Toyota and Honda have it standard. Shame on you Volkswagen for being greedy Sauerkraut.
ivinio lol I know right!!
Not true...german cars are more loaded with base model than any japanese base model company..ive got a 2010 cc sport with power windows,power driver and passenger seats,heated seats,6 disc cd player with aux,sd card slot,9 inch touch screen with 17s 235s rims and tires..got my wife a 2013 subaru impreza and only has drivers side push button window,manual drivers and passengers seat,old ass radio with one cd,16 inch rims.and its 3 yrs newer than my cc..japanese cars are known for that..the customer has to pay extra for ex models that are fully loaded..while most german cars even with base models are pretty loaded...i buy and sell cars,mainly japanese so ive seen the differences between japanese and german...german are made for luxury and comfort,but japanese are made to last long and to be reliable...i still prefer japanese just because they are have amazing transmissions,are easy to work on and not expensive to fix...and they last forever...especially toyotas and hondas
I own a Volkswagen CC Sport & I HATE IT! Worst car I've ever had. I'll never Buy another Volkswagen Ever again! Just saying to do more research before buying! Breaks down A lot so you better have Extended Warranty
Reyes 239 🎯🎯
why would anyone buy this?
Bc all americans want to buy the lowest quality of chevy ones
Because this care is dope. Better than most Japanese and American sedans. The executive edition is really loaded with bells and whistles.