VW EOS Glove Box for Sale | OEM Passenger Compartment Hardtop Coupe
$100.00
At a Glance
- Condition: OEM used, latch function tested, hinge integrity verified, illumination and cosmetic condition assessed
- Availability: In stock across EOS model years
- Shipping: Free shipping to all 50 states, 3 to 7 business days
- Application: Volkswagen EOS 2007-2016 (US market) – VW’s modern hardtop retractable convertible
- Modern replacement for the soft-top VW Cabrio (see our related Cabrio engine fuse box listing) and the New Beetle Convertible in the VW convertible role
- Distinctive five-piece retractable hardtop with integrated sunroof – unique in the automotive market at the time of introduction
- Built on the VW Golf MK5 platform – modern architecture during Volkswagen’s mid-2000s to mid-2010s era
- Engines: 2.0L TSI turbocharged I4, 3.2L VR6 (early years), 2.0L TDI diesel (European market)
- Discontinued 2016 in the US and international markets as VW consolidated its lineup around SUVs and electric vehicles
- Glove box provides passenger-side dashboard storage compartment with locking latch and interior illumination
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
Description
About the VW EOS Glove Box
Need a replacement VW EOS glove box (passenger dashboard glove compartment)? Part Nests sources OEM used glove box assemblies for Volkswagen EOS applications from 2007 through 2016. The EOS was Volkswagen’s modern hardtop retractable convertible – one of the most technically distinctive VW convertibles ever produced with a unique five-piece retractable hardtop that included an integrated sunroof. Modernized the VW convertible role from the earlier soft-top Cabrio and New Beetle Convertible generations. Each glove box is inspected for latch function, hinge integrity, and cosmetic condition. Call (855) 634-4447 to verify year and interior color before ordering.
Volkswagen EOS Vehicle Context (2007-2016)
- Production era: 2007-2016 US market, ten-year production run. Volkswagen’s modern hardtop retractable convertible offering during this era
- Modern hardtop retractable design: The EOS featured a distinctive five-piece retractable hardtop that folded into the trunk area, transforming the vehicle from a coupe to a convertible in about 25 seconds. Included an integrated glass sunroof panel – unique feature that allowed sunroof operation without full convertible operation
- VW Golf MK5 platform basis: Built on the VW Golf MK5 platform – FWD front-engine transverse architecture. Shared platform elements with Golf MK5, Jetta MK5, Passat B6, Audi A3 second generation, and other VW / Audi group vehicles of the era
- VW convertible lineage: Replaced the soft-top VW Cabrio (see our related Cabrio engine fuse box listing) and complemented / eventually replaced the New Beetle Convertible (see our related New Beetle ECM listing) in the VW convertible role. Modernized the VW convertible design language with hardtop retractable technology
- Discontinued 2016: Ended in 2016 in the US and international markets as VW consolidated its lineup around SUVs and electric vehicles. VW no longer produces a convertible model – the EOS is Volkswagen’s last convertible vehicle to date
Retractable Hardtop Technology
- Five-piece retractable hardtop: The EOS retractable hardtop consists of five interlocking rigid roof panels that fold and stack in the trunk area during convertible operation. Rigid hardtop provides superior weatherproofing, security, and quietness vs traditional soft-top convertibles when closed
- Integrated sunroof: Unique feature of the EOS hardtop was the integrated glass sunroof panel that allowed sunroof operation without full convertible mode. Gave the EOS three modes: fully closed hardtop, sunroof-open hardtop, and fully open convertible
- 25-second operation: Hardtop deployment / retraction cycle takes about 25 seconds and can be operated at low vehicle speeds with the appropriate button controls in the interior
- Complex mechanism: Retractable hardtop mechanism is one of the more complex convertible systems ever produced. Requires specialized service knowledge for repairs. Failure of hardtop mechanism components is a common EOS service issue
Volkswagen EOS Engine Options
- 2.0L TSI turbocharged I4: VW’s 2.0L TSI turbocharged inline-4 – the primary EOS engine option. About 200 HP. Same TSI engine family also used in the VW Atlas (see our related Atlas ignition coil listing) and Arteon (see our related Arteon airbag clock spring listing) with different tuning
- 3.2L VR6 (early years): VW’s 3.2L VR6 (Vee Reihenmotor 6-cylinder) narrow-angle V6 introduced in early EOS production years. About 250 HP. Similar VR6 architecture to the 3.6L VR6 used in the VW Atlas. Provided premium engine option for early EOS
- 2.0L TDI turbo diesel (European market): VW’s 2.0L Turbocharged Direct Injection diesel available in European market EOS configurations. Not offered in the US market
- Transmissions: Six-speed DSG (Direct Shift Gearbox) dual-clutch automatic – VW’s dual-clutch transmission technology that enables quick shifting and improved fuel economy
Glove Box Specifications
- Type: OEM passenger dashboard glove compartment for VW EOS
- Function: Passenger-side dashboard storage compartment for documents, vehicle registration, sunglasses, and personal items. Provides secure storage with locking latch mechanism during vehicle operation
- Construction: Molded plastic glove box housing with integrated hinges (bottom-mounted for downward opening), latch mechanism (typically key-lockable), interior illumination light (activates when glove box is opened), and mounting features for dashboard integration
- Interior color: Glove box interior surfaces typically match the vehicle interior color (black, beige, gray depending on trim and options). Specify interior color when ordering to ensure appropriate visual match
- Common failure modes: Latch mechanism failure (glove box does not close or latch properly), hinge failure (glove box droops when opened or falls out completely), illumination bulb failure (glove box interior light does not activate), cosmetic wear and cracking. Symptoms include non-closing glove box, drooping glove box, non-functional interior light
Related Volkswagen Listings
- VW Atlas: Modern three-row SUV – see our Atlas ignition coil listing
- VW Cabriolet: MK1 Karmann classic – see our Cabriolet engine wiring harness listing
- VW New Beetle: Retro Beetle (New Beetle Convertible was a contemporary of EOS) – see our New Beetle ECM listing
- VW Arteon: Modern flagship sport sedan – see our Arteon airbag clock spring listing
- VW Cabrio: MK3 soft-top convertible predecessor – see our Cabrio engine fuse box listing
- VW Golf: Perennial hatchback (same MK5 platform as EOS) – see our Golf sun visor listing
VW EOS Retractable Hardtop Reference
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Beige Interior (Cornsilk) | Light beige interior color option, glove box trim matches dashboard upper. Common on luxury-trim EOS variants. Confirm specific shade since beige tones varied slightly across production years. |
| Black Interior (Anthracite) | Most common EOS interior color, glove box trim in black with matching dashboard. The most readily available used glove box color due to higher production volume. |
| Gray Interior | Medium gray interior option on certain trim levels, less common than black. Glove box trim matches gray dashboard upper. Availability of matching used glove boxes is limited. |
VW EOS Engine Reference
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| INCLUDED | The complete glove box assembly with bin housing, hinged door, hinge mechanism, latch mechanism, internal light fixture, and trim material in the donor vehicle color. Bulb included where intact from donor. Lock cylinder included if equipped on donor. |
| NOT INCLUDED | Replacement light bulb (if donor bulb is dim or burned out, source a new small interior bulb), key for lock cylinder (will need to use existing key if matching by lock code, or accept the new lock cylinder with new key set), mounting bolts (reuse originals or source replacements), dashboard panels around the glove box (separate parts), passenger airbag (mounted above, separate part). |
| Tools You Need | Small Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, panel pry tool for trim removal (recommended to avoid scratching the EOS interior), 10mm socket (typical glove box mounting bolt size), small Torx bits for some EOS interior fasteners, masking tape for organizing parts during work, patience for careful interior trim removal. Most replacements take 30 to 60 minutes. |
Vehicle Compatibility
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Volkswagen EOS 2.0T (2007 to 2016) | 2.0L TSI/FSI turbo engine, most common US variant |
| Volkswagen EOS 3.2L VR6 (2007 to 2008) | V6 high-performance variant, brief production |
| Volkswagen EOS Komfort (2007 to 2016) | Base US trim |
| Volkswagen EOS Lux (2007 to 2016) | Mid-trim with leather seats and more luxury |
| Volkswagen EOS Executive (2009 to 2016) | Higher trim with premium options |
| Volkswagen EOS R-Line (2014 to 2016) | Sport-styled trim |
| Volkswagen EOS Final Edition (2015 to 2016) | Limited final production edition |
| Volkswagen EOS TDI Diesel (Europe 2006 to 2015) | 2.0L TDI diesel variant, Europe only |
Why Buy From Part Nests
- OEM verified glove box for VW EOS 2007-2016
- Latch function tested, hinge integrity verified, illumination and cosmetic condition assessed
- Support for VW’s unique hardtop retractable convertible – VW’s last convertible model to date
- Free shipping to all 50 states
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
- Support team familiar with VW EOS retractable hardtop system and convertible-specific components
- Call (855) 634-4447 to confirm your EOS year and interior color before ordering.
15 Day Replacement Warranty
Every used VW EOS Glove Box carries a 15 day replacement warranty starting on the delivery date. Call (855) 634-4447 to start a warranty claim within 15 days of delivery.
What Is Covered
- Component defects present on arrival beyond what was disclosed
- Latch or hinge failures within 15 days from installation
- Illumination failures not disclosed at sale
- Incorrect part shipped (wrong interior color) due to an error on our end
What Is Not Covered
- Damage caused during installation
- Cosmetic wear consistent with used part disclosure
- Cross-year installation without verification
- Labor expenses of any kind
- Part: OEM passenger dashboard glove compartment
- Application: Volkswagen EOS 2007-2016 (US market)
- Unique Technology: Five-piece retractable hardtop with integrated sunroof
- Platform: VW Golf MK5 (shared with Jetta MK5, Passat B6, Audi A3)
- Engines: 2.0L TSI turbo I4 (~200 HP), 3.2L VR6 (~250 HP)
- Transmission: 6-speed DSG dual-clutch
- Historical Significance: VW's last convertible model to date
- Related Listings: VW Atlas, Cabriolet, New Beetle, Arteon, Cabrio, Golf
Additional information
| Brand | Volkswagen |
|---|---|
| Application | Volkswagen EOS hardtop convertible |
| Year Range | 2007 to 2016 (US), 2006 to 2015 (Europe) |
| Production Total | Approximately 280, 000 EOS worldwide |
| Built At | Volkswagen AutoEuropa plant in Portugal |
| Notable Vehicle Feature | 5-piece folding hardtop roof (CSC roof system) |
| Platform | Golf MK5 (early), Golf MK6 (later) |
| Engine Compatibility (Reference) | 2.0L TSI/FSI, 3.2L VR6, 2.0L TDI (Euro) |
| Drivetrain | Front-wheel drive (FWD) |
| Position | Passenger side dashboard |
| Components Included | Bin, door, hinge, latch, internal light, lock (where equipped) |
| Interior Color Options | Beige (Cornsilk), Black (Anthracite), Gray |
| Trim Variants Supported | Komfort, Lux, Executive, R-Line, Final Edition |
| Material | Molded plastic with leather/vinyl/fabric trim |
| Predecessor Convertible | VW MK3 Cabrio (1994 to 2002, different platform) |
| Sister Vehicles (Platform) | Golf MK5/MK6, Jetta MK5/MK6 (different dashboard, NOT compatible) |
| Discontinued | VW EOS production ended 2016 (US), 2015 (Europe) |
| Warranty | 15 day replacement on bench test failure |
| Shipping | Free UPS or FedEx Ground to all 50 states |
An OEM used passenger dashboard glove compartment for Volkswagen EOS applications from 2007 through 2016. Molded plastic glove box housing with integrated hinges (bottom-mounted for downward opening), latch mechanism (typically key-lockable), interior illumination light (activates when glove box is opened), and mounting features for dashboard integration. Function is passenger-side dashboard storage for documents, vehicle registration, sunglasses, and personal items.
Volkswagen's modern hardtop retractable convertible produced 2007-2016 in the US market. One of the most technically distinctive VW convertibles ever produced with a unique five-piece retractable hardtop that included an integrated sunroof. Built on the VW Golf MK5 platform. Modernized the VW convertible role from the earlier soft-top Cabrio (see our related Cabrio engine fuse box listing) and New Beetle Convertible generations. VW's last convertible model to date.
The EOS retractable hardtop consists of five interlocking rigid roof panels that fold and stack in the trunk area during convertible operation. Rigid hardtop provides superior weatherproofing, security, and quietness vs traditional soft-top convertibles when closed. Included an integrated glass sunroof panel that allowed sunroof operation without full convertible mode. 25-second deployment / retraction cycle. Complex mechanism requiring specialized service knowledge for repairs.
The EOS offered three roof configurations: (1) Fully closed hardtop (traditional coupe mode with weatherproof rigid roof). (2) Sunroof-open hardtop (integrated glass sunroof panel opens while rest of hardtop remains closed - unique feature vs typical convertibles). (3) Fully open convertible (all five hardtop panels stack in trunk, providing open-air motoring). This three-mode flexibility was one of the unique features that distinguished the EOS from other convertibles of the era.
The 2.0L TSI turbocharged I4 (VW's TSI turbocharged inline-4, about 200 HP - primary EOS engine option, same TSI family used in VW Atlas and Arteon with different tuning). The 3.2L VR6 (VW's narrow-angle V6, about 250 HP - early years premium engine option, similar VR6 architecture to the 3.6L VR6 used in VW Atlas). The 2.0L TDI turbo diesel (European market only, not offered in the US). Six-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission.
DSG (Direct Shift Gearbox) is VW's dual-clutch transmission technology. Uses two clutches - one for odd gears and one for even gears - enabling gear pre-selection and rapid shifts. Provides both the efficiency of a manual transmission and the convenience of an automatic. Six-speed DSG in the EOS enables quick shifting appropriate for the sport-oriented convertible. DSG technology used across many VW / Audi group vehicles from the mid-2000s onward.
The EOS ended in 2016 in the US and international markets as VW consolidated its lineup around SUVs and electric vehicles. VW's focus shifted to the Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, Tiguan, Taos, and ID.4 electric SUV. VW has not produced a new convertible model since the EOS ended in 2016 - making the EOS Volkswagen's last convertible vehicle to date. The end of the EOS also ended the VW convertible tradition that stretched back through the Cabrio, New Beetle Convertible, Cabriolet, and Beetle Convertible generations.
Latch mechanism failure (glove box does not close or latch properly, often from wear on plastic latch components). Hinge failure (glove box droops when opened or falls out completely, from broken or worn hinge mounts). Illumination bulb failure (glove box interior light does not activate). Cosmetic wear including surface scuffing, plastic cracking, and interior color fading. Symptoms include non-closing glove box, drooping glove box, and non-functional interior illumination.
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