2009 Volkswagen Citivan Reviews
You'll find all our 2009 Volkswagen Citivan reviews right here. 2009 Volkswagen Citivan prices range from $6,600 for the Citivan Tdi to $9,570 for the Citivan .
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Volkswagen dating back as far as 2006.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Volkswagen Citivan, you'll find it all here.
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Is now the right time to switch to a fully electric car?
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By Stephen Corby · 20 Oct 2022
It is entirely feasible to purchase an electric vehicle right now, but the decision will likely depend on your budget, and how much importance you place on moving away from fossil-fuel-powered cars sooner rather than later.
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Volkswagen T-Roc 2023 review: R-Line 140TSI
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By Helen Frost · 18 Oct 2022
The Volkswagen T-Roc has had a refresh and its new look makes quite the impression. A small SUV with heaps of personality, it boasts one of the best engines in its category but it comes with quite a hefty price tag. It has a sporty look, great safety features and the tech options are better than some of its rivals.
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Too late to the hybrid game? Volkswagen says there's still a market for electrified Tiguan, Golf, and Passat
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By Tom White · 16 Oct 2022
Is Volkswagen too late to the hybrid game? Australian division disagrees, saying there's still customers best suited to a plug-in hybrid variant.
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Which brands sell the most 'passenger cars' in Australia? When it comes to sedans, wagons hatchbacks and sports cars, you might be surprised!
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By Tim Nicholson · 14 Oct 2022
We all know SUVs and dual-cab utes have taken over as the most popular types of vehicles in Australia.Of the one million new vehicles sold in Australia just 10 years ago in 2011, SUVs only made up a quarter of those sales, while utes captured 150,000 regi
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Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace 2023 review: 147TDI Elegance long-term | Part 1
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By Malcolm Flynn · 11 Oct 2022
Bigger is often better when it comes to family cars, but what if you want to go smaller with three child seats across the back seat?
Glam van! 2023 Volkswagen Multivan Edition is a limited-edition plush people-mover - pricing and features
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By Chris Thompson · 10 Oct 2022
Volkswagen Australia has announced pricing for a limited-edition version of the VW Multivan, called 'Edition', as part of a continued expansion of its van range.Starting at $76,990 before on-road costs, the VW Multivan Edition will include a range of feat
Think your MG's British? Who really makes your car?
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By Laura Berry · 07 Oct 2022
Mini’s new fully electric Cooper SE has arrived looking every bit the modern retro take on the very British 1963 Cooper S. Not only does the new electric Mini look like an old one, it wants you to think it hasn’t lost its Britishness - it has tail-lights which glow in the shape of the Union Jack, and it’s even made in England!
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Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace 2023 review: Adventure - off-road test
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By Laura Berry · 06 Oct 2022
The Tiguan Allspace Adventure is an amazing story - a car created by Volkswagen Australia out of whatever parts they could find so that buyers didn't have to wait to own a new SUV. The result could be the best Tiguan on the planet.
Volkswagen is offering five years of free servicing on select models
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By Chris Thompson · 04 Oct 2022
Volkswagen Australia has introduced a new offer, albeit temporary, to entice buyers into two of its slowest-selling models.Customers who buy a new model year 2022 Volkswagen Touareg or Arteon will be granted five years of free servicing under the VW 'Care
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Living in the past? Why car designers are finally getting electric cars right | Opinion
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By Stephen Ottley · 02 Oct 2022
Electric cars are the future, whether you like it or not. The problem I’ve had with them in recent years hasn’t been the switch from sweet sounding petrol engines to humming electric motors.