Back in 2001, my father bought a new Volkswagen Passat. Fun to drive and refined, the mid-size VW carried an upmarket interior and a 1.8-liter turbo that sipped fuel and offered plenty of poke. And his car had a five-speed manual gearbox and was a wagon—double bonus points. That generation of Passat—known as the B5—was...
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Driven: The European VW Passat Wagon Is Solid Goods
