Volkswagen Caravelle 2003–2009

3 generation (T5 / 7H / 7E)

No photos yet4MOTION 3.2 AT (235 PS) 4WD

General information

Number of doors4

CountryGermany

Steering wheel positionLeft

Car classM

At a glance

Engine3189 cm3 Gasoline

Power232 hp

GearboxAutomatic

Origin

Germany

Series

Minivan Volkswagen Caravelle Caravelle T5

Trim

1.9d MT (85 hp)1.9 MT (102 PS)2.0 MT (115 hp)2.5d AT (131 PS)2.5d AT (174 PS)2.5d MT (131 PS)2.5d MT (174 PS)4MOTION 2.5d MT (131 PS) 4WD 4MOTION 2.5d MT (174 PS) 4WD 4MOTION 3.2 AT (235 PS) 4WD 4MOTION 3.2 MT (235 PS) 4WD

Specifications

Engine

Compression ratio10.8

Max power (kW)173 kW

Engine power232 hp

Engine power235 PS

Turnover of maximum torque2950 RPM

Maximum torque315 N*m

Capacity3189 cm3

Valves per cylinder4

Number of cylinders6

Max power at RPM6200 RPM

Cylinder bore84 mm

Stroke cycle95.9 mm

Engine codeCFLA

Injection typedistributed injection (multipoint)

Timing beltDOHC

Engine placementFront, transverse

Engine typeGasoline

Boost typenone

Cylinder layoutV-type

Bodywork

Front track width1628 mm

Back track width1628 mm

Clearance165 mm

Width1904 mm

Height1949 mm

Wheel size215/65 R16, 235/55 R17, 255/45 R18

Curb weight2264 kg

Full weight3000 kg

Wheelbase3400 mm

Length5290 mm

Disc size6.5x16 ET51, 7x16 ET55, 7x17 ET55, 8x18 ET50

Min trunk capacity6700 l

Number of seater7

Pitch Circle DiameterDIA65.1 5x120 mm

Body typeMinivan

Gearbox and handling

Number of gear6

Gearbox typeAutomatic

Drive wheelsFront wheel drive

Operating characteristics

Acceleration (0-100 km/h)10.6 s

Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km12.9 l

City driving fuel consumption per 100 km18.2 l

Max speed205 km/h

CO2 emissions303 g/km

Fuel tank capacity80 l

Fuel95

Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km9.9 l

Emission standardsEuro 4

Suspension and brakes

Rear brakesDisc

Front suspensionIndependent, spring

Back suspensionIndependent, spring

Front brakesventilated disc

Safety

Safety assessment4 / 5

Rating nameEuroNCAP

Grades & features

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