Volkswagen CC Sales Figures

Volkswagen CC

Here you will find monthly and yearly U.S. sales figures for the Volkswagen Passat CC. Find sales figures for the CC’s successor, the Volkswagen Arteon, by clicking here. The Volkswagen Passat CC dropped the Passat name and was renamed simply Volkswagen CC in 2012. These statistics include sales of the VW Passat CC and VW CC only, excluding sales of the regular Volkswagen Passat sedan and station wagon. In 2017, the CC was replaced by the Volkswagen Arteon.

Volkswagen CC Overview

The Volkswagen CC is a four-door sedan that was introduced by the German automaker Volkswagen (VW) to provide a more stylish and upscale alternative to the more conventional Passat on which it was based. “CC” stands for “Comfort Coupe,” which reflects the car’s design – a blend between a coupe and a sedan. The Volkswagen CC was first introduced in 2008 and was positioned as a more premium, “four-door coupe” variant of the Volkswagen Passat.

The CC’s design was more dynamic and sportier than the traditional Passat. It featured a sleek roofline, frameless windows, and an overall more aerodynamic shape. This “four-door coupe” design was inspired by high-end luxury vehicles that aimed to combine the sportiness of coupes with the practicality of sedans. The interior was also more upscale, with premium materials, advanced infotainment options, and comfortable seating. The Volkswagen CC was offered with a range of engines during its production run, from efficient four-cylinder turbocharged engines to more powerful V6 options. Both manual and automatic transmissions were available, and certain models also came with Volkswagen’s 4Motion all-wheel-drive system.