Used Volkswagen Rabbit for Sale near British Columbia

Performance: Acceleration out of the 1.6 Diesel is not earth shattering, but it moves the little car around with ease and does what you ask of it. Handling and braking are good and predictable. Build Quality: Well as it's been 27 years since it was made, and it's still almost all original, build quality is definitely all there. Apperiance: I love it. 80's hatches will never die. Cost of ownership: Damn near nothing. 44mpg. Just oil changes and maintenance. I've put 100k on this car to it's current 240k, it's never let me down once in the last three years. Fun Factor: It's always fun, that's one of the really cool points of this car, it's got more soul then big foots shoe.

Bought in Dallas. And transported us to L.A. while towing a u-haul trailer (admittedly sometimes we had to turn off A/C to make it over the Sierra Nevadas).

This was my favorite car ever. Ran like a champ with the rotary engine. never needed more than exhaust and an oil change. Oh, yeah, new sparkplugs. That is, until the deer ran into it and the service guys screwed it up driving it with a bad radiator.

this is my 83 vw rabbit LS. It is a 1.8 four cylinder with a four speed trans. i am in the process of rebuilding the motor on it and converting it to the five valve per cylinder audi tt head with a KO4 turbo upgrade. I would like to put a GTI five speed in it, but its a one step at a time project.

It is a 1982 vw rabbit 5-speed stick, with less than 100,000 km on it. No rust ANYWERE and i mean it even under the car is shiny. The car has never seen wheather. Me and My dad rebuilt the engine and most of the car. It is suprisingly fast (built for the autobahn) exelent handaling. It might not look the coolest but in all it is a wicked ride.