Next year Volkswagen will add to its line-up a Passat-based, four-door "coupe" and one year after it they will add a low-roofed wagon model. Neither will wear the Passat name, however, as VW will attempt to position them one rung above their more mundane donor car.The wagon takes the packaging and the design theme of the Dodge Magnum—a reflection of former VW product guru Wolfgang Bernhards time at the Chrysler Group. Compared with the standard Passat wagon, the premium model has a lower roofline, a wider stance, and a less upright tailgate. In addition, the seating height is lower and the buckets will offer heating, ventilation, and massage functions, along with inflatable g-force-compensating cushions. The center console extends all the way through the cabin. Despite a low roofline, the wagons cargo bay accommodates 21 cubic feet of stuff.The new model will be powered by a choice of 200-hp, 2.0-liter turbo four and a high-performance version of the 3.6-liter VR6, which will develop nearly 300 hp. It will feature a a six-speed manual or an improved, seven-speed twin-clutch DSG.