Boston VW Internet Special!2008 Touareg 2 w/. Beige Leather Interior
Automatic Trans
Luxury Package
Limited Time Offer
$29,900
$29,900
Expires August 31st, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
[Pre-Owned] 2008 Touareg 2 - BIG SAVINGS!!!
Boston VW Internet Special!2008 Touareg 2 w/. Beige Leather Interior
Monday, June 8, 2009
[Sales] 2009 Volkswagen TDI SportsWagen! (Platinum Gray)
SOLD!!!
!INSTOCK NOW!
Stock #9M348695
Automatic Transmission
Platinum Gray Exterior
Stock #9M348695
Automatic Transmission
Platinum Gray Exterior
Anthracite Interior
Panoramic Sunroof
Jetta Convenience Package
[Sales] 2009 Volkswagen TDI SportsWagen! (Salsa Red)
SOLD!!!
!INSTOCK NOW!
Stock #9M347581
Automatic Transmission
Salsa Red Exterior
Anthracite Interior
Panoramic Sunroof
Anthracite Interior
Panoramic Sunroof
Rear Side Airbags
Get it before it's gone!
Get it before it's gone!
Contact for details!
Email: internet@bostonvw.com
Phone: 617-783-1300 x 1008
Saturday, June 6, 2009
We are now a Preferred Provider of Commerce Insurance!
We are proud to announce that we are now a "Preferred Provider" of Commerce Insurance Agency.
Here at Boston Volkswagen's Body Shop we offer:
- Call us first on our 24 hour accident hotline
- We will tow your vehicle
- Provide you with a rental car if covered
- We will navigate through the tricky insurance process so you don’t have to.
- Your car will be repaired to pre-accident condition
- Your car will be cleaned
Monday, May 18, 2009
Meet the Volkswagens - Jetta TDI Meets Prius
What a great TDI commercial. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Monday, May 4, 2009
A coffee filter shows how clean TDI clean diesel is.
The myth is that diesels are dirty. We dare to put the new Touareg TDI to the test to expose the truth.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Explained
I came across this helpful youtube video below and thought I would share. Quite a nice demonstration to have a look at if you would like to see ESP in action.
If you are not sure just what difference ESP can make when the going gets a little tricky, check out the following video provided by Volkswagen.
Volkswagen’s ESP system uses a number of electronic vehicle controls to assist the driver in maintaining control of the car in difficult conditions. Using a variety of sensors that measure variables such as yaw rate and steering angle, an ESP system has the ability to predict where a driver is intending to steer a vehicle and brake wheels individually or collectively in order to correct the cars attitude in the event of traction loss or excessive over or understeer.
In VW’s case, the ESP system works in conjunction with the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Anti-slip Regulation (ASR) system as well as components of the Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) system.
At the time of writing, providing ESP on all 2009 models is a VW North American market initiative only but could be the start of similar moves by other manufacturers.
With recent calls for ESP to be made a mandatory fitment on new vehicles in Australia it shouldn’t be long before we see Volkswagen and other manufacturers take ESP off the options list and make it standard fitment across their model ranges.
[taken from The Motor Report]
If you are not sure just what difference ESP can make when the going gets a little tricky, check out the following video provided by Volkswagen.
Volkswagen’s ESP system uses a number of electronic vehicle controls to assist the driver in maintaining control of the car in difficult conditions. Using a variety of sensors that measure variables such as yaw rate and steering angle, an ESP system has the ability to predict where a driver is intending to steer a vehicle and brake wheels individually or collectively in order to correct the cars attitude in the event of traction loss or excessive over or understeer.
In VW’s case, the ESP system works in conjunction with the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Anti-slip Regulation (ASR) system as well as components of the Electronic Differential Lock (EDL) system.
At the time of writing, providing ESP on all 2009 models is a VW North American market initiative only but could be the start of similar moves by other manufacturers.
With recent calls for ESP to be made a mandatory fitment on new vehicles in Australia it shouldn’t be long before we see Volkswagen and other manufacturers take ESP off the options list and make it standard fitment across their model ranges.
[taken from The Motor Report]
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