Volkswagen CC Parts

The Volkswagen CC, a symbol of elegance in the sedan market, merged the sleekness of a coupe with the practicality of a sedan. In 2008, this innovative car hit the streets and made heads turn with its sweeping roofline, which gave it a distinctive coupe-like shape. The Volkswagen CC was notably longer than its counterpart and measured an extra 27 mm in length and 50 mm in width compared to the Volkswagen Passat. The height was also reduced by 50 mm. Dubbed the "Comfort Coupe," this car's name says it all. It offers comfortability while embodying the characteristics of both a coupe and a sedan. Under its hood were various engine options adapted to meet emission standards, including a 1.4 L E85 TFSI, 1.8L and 2.0L petrol engines, a strong 2.0L TDI, and an impressive 3.6 L VR6 engine that enables manufacturers to reach upwards of 220 kW (299 PS and 295 HP) when configured at its peak performance levels of six-speed direct-shift gearbox (DGS) and four-motion four-wheel drive included. For North America only, there were two additional engines available: a standard inclusion of a 2.0T I4 and an optional upgrade to the faster but less powerful V6, which produced up to 206 kW (276 hp) and had around 265 lb-ft of torque. Its sport-tuned suspension allows for an electrifying driving experience on any road surface, but it does come with slightly stiffer bumps in comparison to other sedans on the road. Inside the Volkswagen CC is where luxury meets practicality again, with high-quality materials that make up the interior paired with advanced features like an electronic differential brake, providing you with safety along your drive.

Across several model years, the Volkswagen CC has been plagued by numerous common issues. There are three that stand out the most, including engine failure, carbon buildup, and airbag malfunctions. Each of these problems comes with its own unique set of causes, progressions, and solutions. For example, particularly in the 2012 Volkswagen CC models, people often face sudden catastrophic engine damage without warning due to malfunctioning timing chains and tensioners. Regular inspections can help mitigate this issue by catching early signs of wear before they become more severe. Carbon buildup is a frequent issue with direct injection engines that stems from incomplete combustion. In short, deposits form on intake valves and ports, which then lead to reduced engine performance and efficiency. Manual cleaning of the intake system, the use of premium fuel, and regular maintenance can minimize severe accumulation. Airbag issues cause the airbag warning light to illuminate while also preventing deployment during an accident in some cases. Sensor failures, wiring issues, or software glitches are often the reasons behind these malfunctions. Diagnostic checks must be performed to repair or replace faulty components. These problems highlight how important it is for Volkswagen CC owners to follow comprehensive maintenance schedules for reliability and safety purposes, specifically through regular vehicle diagnostics, to prevent significant repairs that could cost you an arm and a leg down the road.

Every OEM part is meticulously built to precisely match the original part's specs. They also adhere to strict official quality control standards during manufacture to guarantee exceptional quality. Our website is your one-stop destination for OEM Volkswagen CC parts, such as Transmission, Driveline & Axles, all competitively priced to give you the best value for your money. Every genuine Volkswagen CC part, like Interior & Exterior Trim we offer is backed by the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty. Rest assured, we have an easy and straightforward return policy to ensure a hassle-free process for you. Additionally, we pride ourselves on our swift delivery service, ensuring you get your parts in a timely manner. Feel confident shopping with us!