Volkswagen Cabrio Gas Tank Size (2002): Fuel Tank Capacity Data

Researched By The AutoPadre Research Team

Last Updated 2023-04-01

The Volkswagen Cabrio gas tank size is 14.5 gallons.

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2002 Volkswagen Cabrio Gas Tank Size

The 2002 Volkswagen Cabrio gas tank size is 14.5 gallons.

On a full tank of fuel, the 2002 Volkswagen Cabrio has the following ranges:

City range of 348 miles
Highway range of 449 miles

2002 Volkswagen Cabrio Gas Tank Size (Imp.)
Trim	Engine \| Transmission \| Drivetrain	Gas Tank Size	Range (miles)
GLX Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	14.5 gal.	348 city \| 449 hwy \| 398 combined
GLS Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	14.5 gal.	348 city \| 449 hwy \| 398 combined
GL Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	14.5 gal.	348 city \| 449 hwy \| 398 combined

2002 Volkswagen Cabrio Gas Tank Size (Metric)
Trim	Engine \| Transmission \| Drivetrain	Gas Tank Size	Range (km)
GLX Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	54.9 liters	560 city \| 723 hwy \| 641 combined
GLS Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	54.9 liters	560 city \| 723 hwy \| 641 combined
GL Convertible	2.0L \| I4 \| SOHC SMPI \| 5 Spd Manual w/OD \| FWD	54.9 liters	560 city \| 723 hwy \| 641 combined

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