Used 2017 Volkswagen Beetle for Sale

What's New in the 2017 Volkswagen Beetle?

The bumpers have received some styling tweaks. Trim levels and equipment have changed, but not really become any simpler. The previous special-edition Dune trim now becomes a firm fixture, and a new Classic trim debuts. R-Line versions of the convertible have been discontinued. See the 2017 Volkswagen Beetle models for sale near you

Which Beetle is the Best?

In coupe or convertible form, a 1.8T SE offers a useful mix of equipment and affordability. Find a Volkswagen Beetle for sale

How Much Does a 2017 Volkswagen Beetle Cost?

The 2017 Volkswagen Beetle is available as a coupe or soft-top convertible. All the convertible versions have a powered fabric roof with a tonneau cover and an insulated glass rear window.

The 1.8T coupe and convertible come in S, Classic, SE, Dune and SEL trim levels. There's also the R-Line SEL coupe with the 2.0-liter engine.

The 1.8T S coupe ($20,815) and 1.8T S convertible ($25,545) have 16-inch alloy wheels, a leather-wrapped steering wheel/shift knob/parking brake, leatherette upholstery, manual-adjust/heated front seats with height adjustment for the driver, power windows, a self-dimming rearview mirror, 50/50 split/folding rear seats, air conditioning, cruise control, heated side mirrors, a rearview camera, Bluetooth, a trip computer and an 8-speaker audio system with a 5-in touchscreen, an auxiliary input and a USB port.

The 1.8T Classic coupe ($21,295) and 1.8T Classic convertible ($25,815) add navigation with a 6.3-in touchscreen.

The 1.8T SE coupe ($23,270) and 1.8T SE convertible ($27,570) have 17-in alloy wheels, keyless entry/ignition and the upgraded infotainment system with satellite radio (but minus navigation) and a 6.3-in touchscreen.

The 1.8T Dune coupe ($24,815) and 1.8T Dune convertible ($30,215) both have a slightly raised ride height in an attempt to evoke the old dune-buggy versions of the old-school Beetle. They also have 18-in alloy wheels, a rear spoiler, parking sensors front and rear, plus trim-exclusive bumpers and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The coupe adds a sunroof. Keyless entry/ignition, dual-zone automatic climate control and a Fender audio system are all optional in Dune models.

The 1.8T SEL coupe ($26,795) and 1.8T SEL convertible ($31,095) get blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, dual-zone automatic climate control, parking sensors, a Fender-branded audio system, 18-in alloys and navigation. The coupe also has the sunroof.

The R-Line SEL coupe ($33,370) has the bigger engine and comes with a sportier suspension, an XDS electronic limited-slip differential (maximizing traction in fast corners), sport seats, three dashboard-mounted gauges, fog lights, various cosmetic differences, leather upholstery and 20-in alloys.

A Lighting Package (automatic bi-xenon headlights, LED running lights, LED taillights and an LED rear license-plate light) is optional in all models.