WV2MB47072H09**** Volkswagen EuroVan 2002

Full technical specifications (NHTSA)

• Air Bag Loc Front: 1st Row (Driver & Passenger)
• Body Class: Minivan
• Displacement CC: 2792
• Displacement CI: 170.378293512
• Displacement L: 2.792000
• Doors: 3
• Engine Cylinders: 6
• Engine HP: 201
• Engine KW: 149.8857
• Engine Manufacturer: Volkswagen
• Fuel Type Primary: Gasoline
• Make: VOLKSWAGEN
• Manufacturer: VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA
• Manufacturer Id: 1147
• Model: Euro Van
• Model Year: 2002
• Other Engine Info: 50-St./Can. TLEV emission. Emissions Certification Test Group: 2VWXT02.8225
• Other Restraint System Info: Active Seat Belt
• Plant City: Hannover
• Plant Country: Germany
• Seat Belts All: Manual
• Series: MV
• Vehicle Type: MULTIPURPOSE PASSENGER VEHICLE (MPV)

EPA Fuel Economy & Environment

16combined
MPG

15 city · 18 highway

Annual fuel cost $3,900 15,000 mi/yr at current EPA fuel prices · you spend $8,500 more in fuel over 5 years vs the average new vehicle

CO₂ 555 g/mi

matched to EPA record: Eurovan u2014 Auto 4-spd, 6 cyl, 2.8 L, Front-Wheel Drive. Source: U.S. EPA, fueleconomy.gov — official government fuel-economy record for this configuration.

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Owner complaints filed with NHTSA

Model year	COMPONENT	Complaint
1999	VISIBILITY:DEFROSTER/DEFOGGER SYSTEM	GAS FUMES COMING THROUGH HEATER/ AIR CONDITIONER, AND VENTILATION DURING HOT WEATHER CONDITION. VEHICLE BEEN INTO DEALER SHOP ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, AND PROBLEM STILL REOCCURRING.*AK *SLC
2002	ELECTRICAL SYSTEM	I WAS DRIVING MY DAUGHTER TO SCHOOL TODAY AND WE HAD PUT THE HEATED SEATS ON IN MY 2002 VW EUROVAN. AS WE APPROACHED THE SCHOOL MY DAUGHTER YELLED OUCH AND GRABBED HER BACK. WE DISCOVERED A HOLE IN THE SEAT THAT HAD BURNED THROUGH THE SEAT FABRIC AND BURNED A HOLE IN HER NORTH FACE JACKET. IT HAD STARTED TO HEAT UP HER SHIRT BUT LUCKILY SHE FELT IT BEFORE IT GOT EVEN HOTTER. THIS COULD HAVE CAUSED A SEVERE BURN TO HER BACK. SHE HAD A LARGE RED PATCH ON HER LOWER BACK BUT NOTHING MORE. THIS IS A MAJOR HAZARD TO THE PASSENGER AND DRIVER - AS BOTH SEATS ARE HEATED AND COULD HAVE THIS PROBLEM AT ANY TIME. I HAVE READ MULTIPLE COMPLAINTS ONLINE AND THERE ARE SOME AS RECENT AS THIS YEAR ALREADY. IT SOUNDS TO ME THAT VW WILL NOT DO ANYTHING TO REMEDY THE SITUATION, WHICH IS RIDICULOUS AS IT IS A SAFETY ISSUE. I HAVE NEVER RECEIVED A RECALL FOR SUCH A PROBLEM AND IT SOUNDS TO ME LIKE MANY OTHERS HAVE NOT EITHER. *TR

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