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Discover the Volkswagen Passat – a refined family sedan that has earned a reputation for solid performance and comfort since its 2015 debut. While the Volkswagen Passat price can vary by trim, mileage, and region, most buyers find the 2015 model to be a compelling blend of value and quality, offering a practical lifestyle without sacrificing performance.

• Engine & Performance: 2.0‑L inline‑4 turbocharged, delivering 184 hp and 221 lb‑ft of torque.
• Transmission: 7‑speed dual‑clutch automatic (VW 7AT) or 6‑speed manual (optional).
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (premium 91‑octane recommended).
• Drive: Front‑wheel drive with optional All‑Lane (AWD) in higher trims.
• Dimensions:
  
  • Wheelbase: 111.3 in (283 cm)
  • Length: 189.5 in (482 cm)
  • Width: 72.6 in (184 cm)
  • Height: 58.5 in (148 cm)
• Weight: 3,520–3,950 lb (1,596–1,792 kg) depending on trim.
• Fuel Economy: 24–29 mpg city, 33–35 mpg highway (WLTP figures).
• Interior: up to 5‑seat seating, 43.4 cu‑ft (1,228 l) cargo capacity (with rear seats folded).
• Safety: 5-star NHTSA rating, optional Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind‑Spot Monitoring, and Rear‑Cross Traffic Alert.
• Infotainment: 9‑inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, 6‑speaker stereo (standard), optional 8‑speaker Bose.

When evaluating a vehicle, one of the most crucial factors is how the car holds its value over time. Below is a realistic breakdown of Volkswagen Passat depreciation patterns for the 2015 model, based on industry data and longitudinal studies.

• **First year:** Typical depreciation of **15–20 %** – this early drop reflects the initial belt‑in and clearance the vehicle enjoys after purchase.
• **First two years:** Total value loss usually falls between **25–30 %** – the passing of the first major service interval may prompt buyers to consider newer models.
• **Three to five years:** A steady loss of **30–35 %** from the original price is common, aligning with the vehicle’s transition into the “used” category.
• **After five years:** Depreciation slows to about **40–45 %** from the original price, with resale values largely dependent on condition, mileage, and regional demand.

What is a 2015 Volkswagen Passat worth? — Owners can generally anticipate a resale estimate of roughly 60–65 % of the original MSRP in good condition after five years. However, actual resale prices fluctuate based on market dynamics, maintenance records, and the presence of optional packages.

In a comparison context, the 2015 Passat sits comfortably against contemporaries such as the Kia Optima and Toyota Camry. While those models might offer slightly higher base prices, the Passat’s balance of *premium interior materials, refined ride quality, and advanced safety tech* gives it an edge in the mid‑size sedan segment.

Market Position: The Volkswagen Passat has long been a popular choice in the family sedan market segment, prized for its spacious cabin, safety

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