Used VW CC Spares & Parts

The CC was Volkswagen’s attempt at a Mercedes CLS on a Passat budget, and in South Africa it sold to buyers who wanted something more interesting than a B6 sedan. That styling is now the main sourcing headache: the frameless door glass, the window regulators that carry it, the low front bumper that scrapes on every driveway, and the bi-xenon headlamp units are all CC parts, not Passat parts, and new prices for them are punishing. Under the skin things are friendlier. The CCZA and CAWB 2.0 TSI engines, CDAB 1.8 TSI, and CBAB and CFGB 2.0 TDI units are shared right across the Passat, Tiguan, Audi A3 and Skoda Superb of the period, so complete engines, DQ250 and DQ200 DSG boxes, turbochargers and cooling parts come from a wide donor pool. Watch for timing chain tensioner and oil consumption history on the early 2.0 TSI cars, and specify pre- or post-2012 facelift when ordering any front-end panel.