No doubts about the great look of the EOS .
I love the panorama roof and the car aesthetics.
But ....
I have read a lot of complains about the roof , water leaks and roof defects in open close operations.
It is likely since rigid cabrio roofs are a design challenge , also the peugeot 307 cc has some but the cost of repair is astronamical since as far as I undertand you have to go to a VW garage for it.
Second problem is the 1.4 TSI , with 122 and 160 HP, the second, in theory has amazing performances compared to the fuel consumption but again:
So...
Eos may be not
I love the panorama roof and the car aesthetics.
But ....
I have read a lot of complains about the roof , water leaks and roof defects in open close operations.
It is likely since rigid cabrio roofs are a design challenge , also the peugeot 307 cc has some but the cost of repair is astronamical since as far as I undertand you have to go to a VW garage for it.
Second problem is the 1.4 TSI , with 122 and 160 HP, the second, in theory has amazing performances compared to the fuel consumption but again:
- timing chain tensioner that need to be change frequently
- a too much lean injection map to stay in Euro 5 limits result in pistons failure the more power the engine has.
So...
Eos may be not