
The Volkswagen CC has a length of 4862mm, a width of 1870mm, a height of 1447mm, and a wheelbase of 2841mm. The Volkswagen CC is a mid-size sedan launched by FAW-Volkswagen and also a coupe model introduced by Volkswagen. The FAW-Volkswagen CC combines the stability of a sedan with the agility of a sports car, featuring a 4-door frameless design and a sporty interior that continues the style of Volkswagen's business sedan series. It comes with leather sports seats and a leather intelligent sports steering wheel. The domestically produced FAW-Volkswagen CC was launched on July 15, 2010, equipped with the same 2.0TSI engine as the Magotan and paired with a 6-speed DSG dual-clutch transmission.

I'm a Volkswagen owner, and I happen to drive a CC. The official data shows the car is 4869mm long, nearly 4.9 meters, about the same as the Passat. I chose it mainly for its streamlined design, but the long body can be a bit tricky when making U-turns on narrow city roads. The trunk is really spacious—last time I helped a friend move, I fit three suitcases in with room to spare. If you're considering buying one, remember to check your parking space length; some older residential areas with mechanical parking spots might not accommodate it.

Last time I accompanied my friend to the 4S dealership for a test drive of the new CC. The salesperson mentioned its precise length is 4,869mm. Compared to the previous model, the front end feels noticeably more elongated, and the frameless doors are particularly eye-catching. In actual seating, the rear legroom is adequate, but the sloping roofline makes headroom slightly tight—at 178cm tall, I brushed my hair against the ceiling when sitting upright. I'd recommend opting for the 360-degree camera, as maneuvering this nearly 5-meter-long car in mall parking ramps requires extra caution.

After studying the parameter manual, the current CC comes in two versions: the sedan version is 4869mm, and the shooting brake version is 4864mm. As a coupe, this size is considered large among B-segment cars, nearly 10cm longer than the Accord. Friends in the modification circle often complain that the factory suspension is too high—after lowering the body to two fingers' clearance, you need to be extremely careful when passing through width-restricting bumps, with the rearview mirrors almost scraping. The actual measured wheelbase of 2841mm does ensure cornering stability.


