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Who said that a small car like a Beetle can’t be make to look nicer? A passionate Belgian owner decided to make a little customization to his Volkswagen New Beetle.
Jimmy selected the RSI kit of Volkswagen as basis for its change and removed only once all redundant and disturbing edges and also excessively large grill.
Also 150 hp was not enough for him, he pimp out the 1.8 liter turbo-engine to 180 (...)
How a car will look in 50 years? Carlos Agel got the aswer for you. He designed a futuristic Beetle for the the second half of the 21st century.
In his imagination a 2054 Beetle will be equiped with a NeoPlasma Magnetic engine and the car will accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 5 seconds and have a top speed of 186 mph.
I keep wondering: what top speed will have a supercar in that (...)
For 2007, Volkswagen will offer a lineup of special edition models with unique characteristics to create excitement in showrooms and individuality among owners. The Triple White New Beetle convertible will be build on the already great features of the standard versions of these models, with elements and design cues exclusive to these special edition.
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Don’t call the New Beetle "retro." It may be styled in the image of Volkswagen’s famous Type I, a fourth-generation Golf in the body of a snub-nosed, high-roof coupé. It may even share its name with the air-cooled käfer and be responsible for re-introducing legions of kids to the game of punchbuggy. But retro it’s not.
"Being pegged as ’retro’ really paints the car into a corner," explained my friend Tonya, whose yellow New Beetle was parked in front of a café where we (...)
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The latest project car to leave the HPA workshop is destined for one of the most demanding endurance races on the continent: the Cannonball One Lap of America. This nine day event sees drivers traverse nearly 4000 miles and compete on nine tracks in a true testament to reliability, durability, and versatility.
The client brought in his 2004 TDI New Beetle, which won the Alternative Fuel class in last year’s event, and asked HPA to transform it into a top 5 contender.
After (...)
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What can you do with a GE Model T58-8F helicopter turboshaft engine, converted to jet? With Ron Patrick’s custom VW Beetle you can have lots and lots of dangerous fun exploiting all 1350 horsepower. This monster is powered by two engines (original up front, jet in back) and is perfectly street legal since you’re only using the gasoline powered engine in normal driving conditions. But if you’re feeling adventurous, fire up the jet engine - which spins up to 26,000 rpm/13,000 rpm idle - and watch the afterburner come to life.
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Although at first glance this appears to be an "ordinary" Volkswagen beetle, this is in fact the Beetle Dune Concept, aimed at the sports-orientated driver and harking back to the "Baja Bugs" of the 70’s. Powered by a V5 engine and featuring all-wheel drive, this beetle can take you to the end of the road, and beyond!
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More than 800.000 drive one, the Volkswagen with the perhaps most famous design in the world: the New Beetle. For the North American International Auto Show in Detroit the German company presents the hot potential of the design classic - with a study on the New Beetle Ragster. Its most visible characteristic: a drastically dropped roof with a large ragtop.
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The ’new’ New Beetle has just been revealed with subtle but stylish new looks that fashionably updates, yet maintains, the core emotional appeal of the iconic New Beetle design first launched in 1998.
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