2012 Volkswagen Beetle

2012 Volkswagen Beetle Review and Specification. The car that this one was very received praise from its customers. Given the initial generation of car-making resulted in success for his company. Volkswagen Beetle dubbed mini-a comfortable small car and very many people who disliked it. This car is celebrating its debut on the continents to become very famous.



This car is very famous for leaving a story for those who know. History is never etched, making a memory, which until now feasible in the know. Their engineers worked hard to develop this car in order to get maximum performance and public adulation. And now finally been proven.



2011 styling. Despite all of its individuality, the styling follows the Volkswagen design DNA created by Walter de Silva and Klaus Bischoff. It clearly expresses itself in the horizontal image of the front bumper, front air inlet, straight lines of the bonnet edges, the precisely drawn line between the A-pillar and C-pillar and the styling of the rear lights.



In the USA, the VW Beetle will be offered as a turbodiesel for the first time. The Beetle 2.0 TDI (103 kW / 140 PS) meets all USA emission limits and attains 40 mpg fuel economy in the Highway cycle, 29 mpg in City driving, and 33 mpg combined. As a result, the Volkswagen Beetle is a good choice as one of the most fuel-efficient cars in its class.



The New Beetle was a cathedral inside. In front, the Beetle is now somewhat lower in profile, since the domed roof of its predecessor has been eliminated. It now offers 1,044 mm interior height instead of the previous 1,082 mm. However, the 38 mm will hardly be missed, even by very tall drivers, since the New Beetle’s interior was a “cathedral” among compact cars. Meanwhile, in the rear seating area, the longer roof section results in a distinctly larger feeling of space. The bootspace is significantly larger; it now holds 310 instead of 209 litres. As usual, the car has a split, folding rear seatback, and a wide opening bootlid making it is easy to load and unload.



[Source: automotorcar.com]