The Volkswagen Eos starts with the base model equipped with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine and six-speed manual transmission ($27,990). Options are not available, but it comes loaded with safety features, air conditioning, an AM/FM/CD stereo system, and remote key locking.The 2.0T ($29,990) adds a 12-way power driver seat, upgraded semi-automatic climate control that's modified to suit a convertible, and a few other minor upgrades. It has the same engine and transmission as the base model. It's also available with the six-speed DSG automatic transmission ($31,065).
Options for the 2.0T include 17-inch Le Mans alloy wheels with 235/45R17 all-season tires ($400) and an upgraded audio system with a six-disc in-dash CD changer and Sirius Satellite Radio ($550). The Luxury Package ($3,490), which is only available with the automatic, includes leather seats, a 12-way power passenger seat, leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel, wood interior trim, the 6CD changer, Sirius Satellite Radio, a diversity AM/FM antenna, and rain-sensing wipers.
The Sport Package ($3,690) features Avignon 17-inch wheels, sportier styled leather seats with a leather-wrapped three-spoke multi-function steering wheel (with Tiptronic controls for the DSG automatic), brushed aluminum interior trim, rain-sensing wipers, 6CD with MP3 playback capability, Sirius Satellite Radio, the diversity antenna, switchable auto-dimming interior mirror, 12-way power passenger seat with adjustable lumbar support and a sport suspension that lowers the ride height by 15mm. Buyers of the Sport Package can swap the 17-inch alloys for a set of 18-inch Samarkand alloy wheels with 235/40/R18 tires ($400).