Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible High Class Pics

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible | Posted on 10-08-2010

Proving once again that Volkswagen is clearly aware that its New Beetle plays to a predominantly female demographic is this very pink present created for Barbie’s 50th Birthday. The full-size Malibu Barbie New Beetle Convertible features sparkling pink paint, custom white Katzkin leather, rhinestone studding, a lipstick-toned dipstick (*ahem*), and… wait for it… a motorized vanity in the trunk. Apparently, a jet-setting gal needs a car in every port, as Barbie will have access to the VW stateside when she and Ken aren’t gallivanting off in her Milan-based Fiat 500.

The droptop was presented at Barbie’s real-life Malibu Dream House (who knew?) a 3,500 square-foot Jonathan Adler-designed residence in… where else… Malibu, California. As part of the festivities, celebrity guests (including supermodel Heidi Klum, pictured) received a grab bag with Barbie sunglasses, handbags, and “tiny shoes.” Apparently, our invitation got lost in the mail. Press release after the jump, high-res shots below.

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Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible Redesigned Vehicle

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible | Posted on 01-08-2010

July 30, 2003: A mariachi band serenades the last old style Volkswagen Beetle as it rolls off the assembly line in Mexico. After 65 years in production and 21,529,464 cars later, the old Bug was dead. The Volkswagen Type 1, also known as the Beetle or Bug, was a German economy car built from 1938, and still in production as the New Beetle. While the public called them by their familiar names, Volkswagen itself did not until 1967. Early versions were called 1200, 1300, and 1500 which referred to the size of the engines in cubic centimeters.

Designs were first submitted in 1925 and modified over the years. In 1933, Hitler met with Richard Whittle and Ferdinand Porsche and asked them to develop a low-priced Volks-Wagen or People’s Car. It was to hold 2 adults and 3 children, have a top speed of 62 mph and not cost more than 990 Reichsmarks (about 31 weeks pay). The prototype appeared in 1935 with its air-cooled, rear-mounted engine. Production began and then war broke out. While Nazi elites were offered a chance to own a civilian version of Volkswagen from 1940-1945, most were military vehicles.

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Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible Top Speed Images

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Posted by admin | Posted in Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible | Posted on 27-07-2010

The latest 2010 Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible are a 2-door, 4-passenger exchangeable, available in four trims, browsing from the. 2.5L to the 2.5L concluding Edition PZEV.Upon debut, both trims is equipt with a measure 2.5-liter, I5, 150- HP locomotive that achieves 20-mpg inward the city and 28-mpg about the main road. A 6-speed automatic transmission on overdrive are criterion. for more latest car you can view at cheap sports car.

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