Volkswagen Eos Wheel Hub Assembly
The Volkswagen Eos Wheel Hub Assembly, which is situated between the brake disc and the drive axle, is a key component of your suspension system. It consists of the wheel bearings, the wheel hub and the ABS sensors. The wheel bearings allow the wheels to rotate smoothly, while minimizing the rotational friction in them. The wheel hub has studs jutting out of it, and it is on these studs that the wheel is bolted along with the brake rotors. The wheel hub ensures the wheels stay attached to your vehicle, even as they rotate freely on the bearings. If you are looking for a high-quality Volkswagen Eos Wheel Hub Assembly, you have come to the right place. Buy Auto Parts stocks a wide selection of OEM replacements and premium aftermarket parts for every car make and model. To view the parts that fit your vehicle, you just need to select the right year, make and model of your car on our online catalog. If you require assistance in finding the Volkswagen Eos Wheel Hub Assembly, feel free to contact our support team. As we have warehouses all across the country, you can be assured of receiving your car parts from the warehouse closest to your location, on time. Customer satisfaction is our number one goal, and our customers show their appreciation with outstanding online reviews. Our US-based sales and support teams are here to take care of all your car part needs.
There's also a variety of new technology meant to improve the driving experience, starting with variable-ratio steering, an electronic front differential introduced on the Volkswagen GTI, and adaptive cruise control. A new City Emergency Braking function uses a laser sensor to detect imminent collisions at speeds below 19 mph. It can pre-charge the brakes or apply full braking force if the driver doesn't react in time. Another feature called PreCrash automatically tenses the seatbelts and closes the windows if it detects panic braking or a loss of vehicle control. On top of that, Multi Collision Brake applies the brakes when the airbags deploy, so as to stop the car after a big crash. 2014 Volkswagen Golf Rear Three Quarter 1 The 2014 Volkswagen Golf also gains Lane Assist, which uses cameras to detect whether the driver is veering out of the current lane. If so, the system vibrates the steering wheel and steers the car back into its intended lane.
A fatigue detection system sounds an alarm if it detects a drowsy driver. Finally, Dynamic Light Assist uses a front-facing camera to prevent the headlights from dazzling other drivers. The system uses a moving aperture to prevent the high-beam headlights from blinding oncoming traffic, and automatically switches to the low-beam lights if necessary. Others gadgets that were already available on the European Golf include adaptive suspension, traffic sign recognition, self-parking, and push-button start. 2014 Volkswagen Golf Interior Volkswagen says the 2014 Golf is 23 percent more fuel-efficient than the current model, an improvement attributable to the reduced weight and more aerodynamic body. In Europe, the automaker expects that a thrifty Golf with a new 140-hp, turbocharged 1.4-liter inline-four engine will return the equivalent of 41 mpg. A 105-hp turbodiesel engine is expected to return economy equal to 52 mpg. The American market won't be privy to such efficient engines, but the Golf should be made available with a choice of at least three engines.
The current 2.5-liter inline-five engine should be replaced be a more efficient 1.8-liter turbo-four, alongside an updated 2.0-liter turbodiesel for the Golf TDI. The gas engine should finally approach the new 40-mpg benchmark on the highway, while the diesel should exceed its current EPA rating of 42 mpg. When the next-generation GTI debuts at a later date, it will reprise its 2.0-liter turbo-four gas engine, albeit with significant revisions expected to push power closer to 250 hp. Unfortunately, we will have to wait a long time to see the 2014 Volkswagen Golf in the U.S. The new car probably won't arrive in showrooms here until early 2014, and when it does, the new Golf might lack some of the equipment touted in Europe. Because Volkswagen must import the Golf from Germany, the automaker is under intense pressure to keep the car's price down. And because the compact hatchback segment is typically very price-sensitive, Volkswagen usually can't bring the most efficient engines and newest technologies to our shores without pushing the Golf's price too high. It remains to be seen which of the new gadgets for the seventh-generation Golf will be offered in America. Expect more information on U.S.
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