Tuning a car means usually to change wheels,go for a body kit,maybe increase the power of the engine.But what if you got in mind to put another engine to a car that already has an engine.What do you get?In these pictures you will see that someone actually succeeded in adding 2 engines to his car.In this case a Vw Lupo.It sure needs some brakes to be stopped and the owner new that,he added Porsche brakes.
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When your at a car show things get broken all the time but not as drastic as this: a smached window by a Nintendo Wii remote from an over-enthusiastic german player named Klaus Mueller. Poor VW Lupo. After the incident , the player appologized and stated in German : "”grobe Fahrlaessigkeit” or in other words gross negligence! At this point, this story is only speculation- but time will tell if it really happened.
With the launch of the Lupo, Volkswagen burst onto the supermini scene with a bang, thanks partly to it unusual headlight configuration, giving it an irresistibly cheeky ’smile’. Surprisingly spacious, the Lupo is great for those looking for a second family car, or a first car for a younger driver heading off to college.
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With the body lowered by 20 millimetres, flared wheel arches, side skirts and a voluminous bumper with spoiler and three dramatic air inlets, this power package in concentrated form clearly reveals its performance potential, for instance acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in 8.1 seconds. The powerful engine and systematic weight-saving body design make all the difference. Standard equipment on the Lupo GTI are a six-speed manual-shift gearbox and alloy wheels shod with tyres of equally sporting dimensions: 205/45 R 15.
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The Volkswagen group was the first to take the path to the future of direct injection combustion engines in 1989. The first direct injection diesel engine, the TDI, and following generations - up to the current pump-jet technology - has shown the potential of this engine technology.
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