Overview & Reviews
For 2011, the Volkswagen Routan gets the new, more powerful and efficient 3.6-liter V6 that now powers its Dodge and Chrysler minivan siblings. Other gifts from the family include expanded trip computer functionality and a cheaper navigation system option, which is sourced from Garmin but integrated into the stereo's touchscreen interface.
- Slightly nicer cabin than Chrysler siblings.
- Comfortable seats
- Powerful engine
- Lacks second-row seat versatility
- Chrysler mechanicals serviced by Volkswagen mechanics.
- Limited driver legroom
User Reviews:
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Electrical and service nightmare - 2011 Volkswagen Routan
By justsaynat - October 18 - 10:50 amPurchased from Ken Garff VW in Orem in November of 2011. Within less than a month we were at the service dep. getting things fixed. First it was the paint and weather stripping around all the windows chipping and pealing and discolored. Then it was several trips for a shifting problem. They said it was electrical and they said they fixed it. But we were back 5 times and 2 so called recall updates to the electrical before finally another location replaced something I the engine. That seemed to help. But then the motor for the AC and heater broke. Then the electrical went crazy and my car shut off mid driving. Now its in the shop and I am ready to call it a lemon and get a new car.
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Transmission is still a problem - 2011 Volkswagen Routan
By gjavellana - August 18 - 2:26 amVery dangerous. Was on a freeway at 60MPH with a baby in tow when the car stop and will not move. The day before I brought the car to the dealer to check because I told them I step on the gas but the car will not move, and I was going on a roadtrip. Was told nothing wrong with the car. The next day 60 miles away from home the car stalled on a freeway. WORST WARRANTY SERVICE. Called roadside assistance and was told that nobody can help us because the nearest dealer needs an appointment first ( Cardinale Way VW). Called Volkswagen and they said work with dealer because they are a private company. What happened to company warranty.
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