I have a VW Cabriolet 1989 and this is an excellent item, Must have for car owner. Detailed description of almost everything and pictures and images that really help!!

If you have this book it is an incredibly handy tool to have around in the garage or just in the house. Anything you need to know is in here.

This manual contains all the information you are likely to need to work on these cars. Detailed maintenance information, including the recommended maintenance schedule, is included.

This is the best repair information available for you car.

You cannot get a better and more descriptive manual for your 1985-1993 Cabriolet/Scirocco. As suggested by most mechanics and VW dealers, this manual covers everything about your car. I am reliant on this manual on everything I do to my car.

I have owned Chiltons, Haynes manuals, neither come anywhere close to the Bentley manuals.
Even a mechanical novice such as myself can, with a Bentley and some knowledgeable help (sign on to a DIY forum for your vehicle)maintain and modify their vehicle.
Don't waste your time, money and safety by using the other manuals..invest in the best tool..knowledge.

While both Clymer and Hayes publish what could be described as an adequate service manual, the Bently service manual is definitive! Bently has an obviously close relationship with VW and it shows. At 500 pages Bently covers all permutations. When compared to the others, it may be twice the price but its ten times the manual. It really is a bargain.

I've used the Bently manual for everything from minor service issues (ie brakes & tune-ups) to major whole engine teardowns. The manual warns you of ahead of time where a special VW tool (they even specify the tool) or the servces of a machine shop is needed.

Frankly, I wouldn't attempt a repair without it. I just bought a new VW and bought the manual along with it.

Robert Bentley Publishing has created an art out of automotive repair. Their books are the most in depth, real world available on the market. Unlike some other publishers on the market, their books provide you with all possibilities depending on year, make, problem, etc. rather than "if the switch doesn't work on position 1,2,3, but on four, replace the switch" which by the way wasn't my problem at all....(worn out #3 resistor on fresh air fan relay). Consider these books an investment, you won't only save time in troubleshooting, but also by doing it right the first time.