Volkswagen introduces a new 4-passenger convertible for 2007 with a power retractable hardtop that includes an integral sunroof. Based on the Jetta/Passat sedan architecture, the Eos shares the Jetta's wheelbase but is almost 6 inches shorter, has two doors, and weighs almost 300 lb more. Eos is offered in base, 2.0T, and 3.2 L models. Base and 2.0T have a turbocharged 200-hp 4-cyl, the 3.2 L a 250-hp V6. A 6-speed manual transmission is standard for the 4-cyl and a 6-speed sequential manual transmission (SMT) is optional. The SMT is the only transmission offered with the 3.2. ABS, traction/antiskid control, and front side airbags are standard. Also standard are automatic rollover bars designed to deploy from behind the rear seats in the event of a tip or collision. The available Luxury and Sport Packages add leather upholstery, upgraded trim, and larger wheels and tires; the Sport Packages include a firmer suspension. A navigation system and rear obstacle detection are also offered.