The aerodynamic 2019 Volkswagen Arteon for sale in San Antonio, Texas is sleek from front to back. The Arteon is not, says Volkswagen, a replacement for the Passat CC, but instead a new contender that’s intended to elevate VW to new heights. VW describes the Arteon as an ‘avant-garde gran turismo’, to which we retort it’s a rakish hatchback, that’s big on looks and big inside. Those aspirations attached to it are pretty sizeable, too, because unlike the Passat CC the Arteon most definitely doesn’t replace before it, it’s aiming at some premium-badged rivals from Audi and BMW. Specifically cars like the A5 Sportback and 4 Series Gran Coupe, so, um, not an altogether design-led, upmarket or tough segment, then. Volkswagen reckons the Arteon’s got the measure of them though, dimensionally. It’s a car certainly not lacking in scale. That doesn’t just give it presence, but space, too. It’ll turn heads: we’ve never seen anything from VW so obviously and extravagantly styled. It’s busy and interesting compared to Volkswagen’s more typically restrained norm. A deliberate move, considering the Arteon is going to have to stand out among those established, and desirable competitors. Body Style: 4dr Car Model Code: 3H72QA Engine: 4 Cyl - 2.0 L Drive Type: FWD Transmission: Automatic Ext. Color: Pyrite Silver Metallic Int. Color: Titan Black w/V-Tex Leatherette Seating Surfaces MPG: 22 City / 31 Hwy VIN #: WVWAR7AN8KE028793 Stock #: V028793 Dealership: Ancira Volkswagen of San Antonio - Read More about this website...

Car Service Reading – Scheduling Your Car’s ‘Scheduled Maintenance’Of course, there’s every possibility that your schedule is a bit too hectic and you’re busy with work, or just cannot afford to drop the car off for a service because you’re afraid it might just take too long. If you’re worried about Oil Change Sevice Tilehurst or any of these things, just remember that without periodic service, you’re putting the continued reliability of your car’s performance at risk. The old saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” and that is true to some extent, but if you do hear the odd whirr, thud or bump while driving, it’s best to drop your car in for a service. You never know, that tiny niggle may just grow to be a major and very expensive inconvenience in the very near future. If time is a constraint, contact your local service centre or dealer and ask how long it would take if it’s just a periodic service. If there’s a problem, book an appointment to go and show them the vehicle. Depending on what car you drive, they may even visit you to survey the car’s needs. If not, drop off your car and take a cab to work supplied by our sister company 1st Class Cars. if it’s just the matter of a day or two. - Read More about this website...