[TPG]

I was poking around the Knowledge Base section of the US VW site, and I found a nice quick start guide that is available in both scrollable and PDF / downloadable versions: Know Your VW

It covers starting, charging, locking, climate, and many other topics that are frequently discussed here. My apologies if this has been noted earlier, but I didn't see that in a brief forum search.

 

[Huey52]

Excellent. Thanks very much TPG!

 

[gorj]

I was poking around the Knowledge Base section of the US VW site, and I found a nice quick start guide that is available in both scrollable and PDF / downloadable versions: Know Your VW

It covers starting, charging, locking, climate, and many other topics that are frequently discussed here. My apologies if this has been noted earlier, but I didn't see that in a brief forum search.

Cool. Thanks

 

[ChristophW]

There is also a Know Your VW app. It looks to be a light wrapper around the website by the same name.

 

[JohnC in Vermont]

This is most helpful - it's a great refresher of what the dealership showed me when I picked up the car. As I was reading through I kept saying to myself "oh yeah... I forgot about that." It's really great to have a refresher course!

 

[epl]

This is very good. A hardcopy version of this should be included with all vehicles.

One nitpick - some details do not apply to the Pro (like memory seats )
Another nitpick - we need a similar overview (but just one page) for how to use the EA chargers.

And the usual sad comment about delayed charging not working.

Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Mike Bouck]

The basics are fairly intuitive but it's the quirks/hidden features that need some sort of FAQ/cheatsheet (e.g. how to roll down all the windows at once, how to adjust the mirror angles when you go into reverse, etc.) The hardcopy manual that comes with the car is typical German dense and printed in a microfont. I've tempted to download the online version.