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Volkswagen Arteon: 140TSI Elegance (Sedan - FWD) Deal

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Variant

Deal Overview

rrp

$63,640

Region

QLD

Offer Ends

30/6/2022

From $268 Per Week, 8.82% Comparison Rate With Maximum Monthly Term of 48 Months Based On A 5 Year Secured Consumer Fixed Rate $30,000 Loan With 10% Deposit Required With A Final Repayment Of $23,382 And Total Amount Payable Of $79,070.

For Approved Applicants

Excludes Fleet, Government, Rental Buyers, Hire Car And Chauffeur Companies

Deal Pricing

Pricing Level

Price Value

Details

RRP

$63,640

Manufacturer listed price

Vehicle Specs

Body Style

Sedan

Fuel Type

Petrol

Number of Doors

4

Number of Seats

4

Drive Type

FWD

Transmission

S7

Engine Size

2.0 L

Torque

320 Nm

Finance Deal Details

Loan Rate

8.82%

Terms

Up to 48 Months

Weekly Repayment From

$221

Deposit

$6,890

Final Payment

$23,382

Overview

The Volkswagen Arteon is available in four variants, is classed as a MEDIUM FROM 60K and is built in Germany. It uses Premium Unleaded Petrol fuel.

The Volkswagen Arteon is sold with an engine size of 2.0L and with turbocharged four-cylinder.

The Arteon range is offered with a 5 year, unlimited kilometre warranty.

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Volkswagen Arteon 140TSI Elegance (Sedan - FWD) Finance Deal

Reviews

2023 Volkswagen Arteon review

2023 Volkswagen Arteon review

Volkswagen's passenger car flagship remains an underappreciated gem, especially as a Shooting Brake. It's pretty, plush and practical.

2022 Volkswagen Arteon 206TSI R-Line Shooting Brake review

2022 Volkswagen Arteon 206TSI R-Line Shooting Brake review

Forget about SUV 'coupes', the VW Arteon Shooting Brake shows you can haul a family and stand out at the same time.

2022 Volkswagen Arteon 206TSI R-Line review

2022 Volkswagen Arteon 206TSI R-Line review

Curt gets behind the wheel of the Golf R-powered Arteon liftback to see if it's a true challenger to premium-badged Euro sedans.

2022 Volkswagen Arteon review

2022 Volkswagen Arteon review

Anthony Crawford

The Arteon is a polished semi-premium car with impeccable design, and delivers a luxurious ride with enthusiastic performance.

News

Multiple Volkswagen models recalled due to fire risk

Multiple Volkswagen models recalled due to fire risk

William Stopford

Volkswagen is recalling Arteon, Golf and Passat models produced from 2019 to 2023 as they pose a potential fire risk.

Every car and SUV discontinued in Australia in 2023

Every car and SUV discontinued in Australia in 2023

William Stopford

Escape, Rio, CX-9, Passat... Some nameplates that have been around for a long, long time in Australia have been axed this year, along with some newer nameplates.

Volkswagen Arteon won't see 2024 in Australia

Volkswagen Arteon won't see 2024 in Australia

Stock of the Volkswagen Arteon range is expected to dry up in Australia by year's end as the model is axed globally.

Volkswagen details aggressive profit push - and the Arteon is a victim

Volkswagen details aggressive profit push - and the Arteon is a victim

The Volkswagen Arteon is being discontinued globally as part of a push for more profit, which will see the focus placed on core models instead of niches.

Volkswagen Australia details upcoming pricing changes

Volkswagen Australia details upcoming pricing changes

Prices for certain Volkswagen models are set to go up by up to $2000 from July 1. Existing order holders will be price-protected.

Volkswagen Australia increases prices on most models

Volkswagen Australia increases prices on most models

Volkswagen has given the majority of its models price increases of up to $1500, citing shipping costs as a factor.

2022 Volkswagen Touareg and Arteon get free servicing

2022 Volkswagen Touareg and Arteon get free servicing

Versions of Volkswagen's two flagship models will get free servicing for five years or 75,000km – if purchased before year's end.

Volkswagen removes features due to semiconductor shortages

Volkswagen removes features due to semiconductor shortages

Volkswagen Australia has detailed changes to the Polo, T-Cross, T-Roc, Passat, Arteon, and Tiguan ranges due to the ongoing chip shortage.

Volkswagen Australia increases prices again on most models

Volkswagen Australia increases prices again on most models

Volkswagen Australia has given many of its models price increases ranging from $500 to $3600 due to production, supply, and transport costs.

Multiple Volkswagen models recalled

Multiple Volkswagen models recalled

A manufacturing issue may cause the engine compartment cover to come loose on 608 Volkswagen vehicles sold between 2021 and 2022.