The Volkswagen configurator Feature cult-car was optically 'sharpened' in the style of the New VW Beetle Ragster study. New lights, refined lines, a fresh color palette as well as new fabric seat covers are just a few of the details that were changed.
In addition to the news on the configurator, we’ve also found a fresh batch of photos of the latest generation of the Beetle, which you can ogle on in the gallery after the break.
Though the body is less nostalgic and retro in design, due to the flatter roof and the more vertical back, there are plenty of retro-looking wheels to choose from, including the 17-inch ‘Circle’ design and 18-inch ‘Disc’. 1.4 with 55 kW / 75 PS: A modern four-valve engine with 55 kW / 75 PS is the base motor for the VW New Beetle which is also offered in the Golf. In 14.6 seconds, it accelerates to 100 km/h; its maximum speed is 161 km/h. The overall consumption is exceptionally low with only 7.0 liters for every 100 kilometers.
Volkswagen Beetle insurance groups start at group 5 and rise to group 12. Base models are fairly cheap to insure, whilst the higher specification cars are above average to insure.
Volkswagen Beetle emissions (CO2) range from 143 g/km to 222 g/km. Base models have average CO2 emissions, higher spec. models have relatively high CO2 emissions. An emissions figure of sub 100 g/km would be considered very good and above 200 g/km is very high. The lower the CO2 output, the lower car tax band and environmental impact.
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