Modern Beetle For 2010

The Volkswagen Beetle can be regarded as one of the most famous cars in the world. Millions of this car has been sold throughout the world in the past. Even today, car enthusiasts remain addicted to the restoration of old Beetles. Although it does not have the amenities of modern cars, the old Beetle has a charm that few vehicles can match. But time has passed and the Beetle became the New Beetle. The modern version of the classic car is based on the compact latter.
The was first published by Volkswagen for model year 1998. It uses the same platform as the Volkswagen Golf, but the design is similar to the original model but the New Beetle seems very modern compared with its predecessor. In terms of consumer acceptance, not to gain acceptance around the world that his predecessor has been charged in the past. Despite having received a good acceptance in some markets, which has not yet become famous throughout the world.
Although the New Beetle was designed based on the classic as far as the Beetle exterior design is concerned, is Unlike in the placement of the engine. At harvest Beetle, the engine is placed at the rear of the car. In contrast, the New Beetle is based on the design of modern automobiles, where the engine is located opposite the car.
To give the New Beetle a stronger foothold in its goal of becoming popular in the global market and to cope with the changing times, Volkswagen decided to make the New Beetle for its latest redesign for the 2010 model year. The plan to unveil a new New Beetle for model year 2010 was reported to be still on track despite the Porsche takeover of the largest in Europe automaker.
According to reports, the new New Beetle using a platform shared with the new generation of Volkswagen Rabbit. Similar to the current New Beetle, the new New Beetle was designed in California and engineering in Germany. The production also is expected to continue in Australia. But that is where the similarity between the two New Beetles ends.
The new New Beetle is far from the iconography of classical design of the Beetle. This means that no longer that sport arched roof. Instead, designers are looking for the 2010 New Beetle look more like a coupe than the original Beetle. This move by Volkswagen is part of its campaign to make the Beetle as modern as possible. The change in the shape of the car, but it may mean that they are losing their base of buyers original and perhaps begin to attract a new generation of Beetle aficionados.
Aside to have a coupe-2010 New Beetle is also reported to be larger Designed that the current New Beetle. This means you may have more interior space - something that tall people have found lacking in the current model of the Beetle. The next version of the New Beetle will have a more sporty as it will bigger and more-as the coupe. But it is hoped that the new spare parts for the new design like the Volkswagen Beetle Beetle bug deflector will also be redesigned to accommodate the new model.
The public reaction yet to be measured from a prototype of the new New Beetle yet has been manufactured. But hopefully in the near future, Volkswagen New Beetle will be unveiled in a 2010 motor show.



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