Thursday, December 25, 2014
Monday, December 8, 2014
Government Money Vehicle vs VW Tourareg SUV
It is always funny when the underdog wins in a competition. You are able to see here two proper competitors: Duramax from Chevy and Touareg V10 TDI from VW. They both consume diesel. In this amazing bumper battle between the SUV and truck it is always interesting to see who wins. -
Source: youtube.com
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
1963 Volkswagen Transport
Click Here to read all about the Transporter. It is For Sale and when you follow this post you can read all about it.
Source: Hemmings.com
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Monday, November 3, 2014
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
The New Concepts
The Concept D is VW's design study for its next
luxury class flagship car, which is aiming to attract business customers
and buyers of sporting luxury cars.. This luxury saloon will be built
in Volkswagen's brand new transparent factory in the centre of Dresden,
the capital of the state of Saxony, from the beginning of the next
millennium.
The
car will likely feature a V10 direct injection diesel two banks of five
cylinder giving an engine capacity of 5.0 litres. The proposed Bi-Turbo
TDi engine gives an output of 313 bhp at 4000 rpm. This massive engine
powers all four wheels via a Tiptronic automatic gearbox.
The car has been styled by VW Germany's top design team to give the car a sleek professional, yet sporty look to attract the sort of high flying business customers who also want a luxury car with obvious performance underpinnings. Amongst its many top of the range features are: air conditioning, stereo system, navigation system and the reversing camera, which is integrated into the VW symbol on the boot lid.
The concept D represents Volkswagen Group’s diversification into the luxury market, while VW continues to produce mass market cars with its renowned engineering, the Concept D is definitely one for the board room boys (and girls).
Another concept from Volkswagen is the W12 concept car, (above) a first for Volkswagen, being a pure performance sports car. Called the W12, because it has a compact 12 cylinder / 5.6 litre engine, it is essentially two 6 cylinder engines with a shared crankcase in a 'W' layout, producing 420 bhp at 5800 rpm.
The engine is positioned just in front of the rear axle and drives all four wheels via the Volkswagen Syncro six speed gearbox. The body is a monocoque construction with scissor-type upward swinging doors.
As far as Volkswagen are concerned this is a major departure from their peoples car image, this is certainly a car for the few.
All Volkswagen Group communications and photos reproduced with permission of Volkswagen UK
The car has been styled by VW Germany's top design team to give the car a sleek professional, yet sporty look to attract the sort of high flying business customers who also want a luxury car with obvious performance underpinnings. Amongst its many top of the range features are: air conditioning, stereo system, navigation system and the reversing camera, which is integrated into the VW symbol on the boot lid.
The concept D represents Volkswagen Group’s diversification into the luxury market, while VW continues to produce mass market cars with its renowned engineering, the Concept D is definitely one for the board room boys (and girls).
Another concept from Volkswagen is the W12 concept car, (above) a first for Volkswagen, being a pure performance sports car. Called the W12, because it has a compact 12 cylinder / 5.6 litre engine, it is essentially two 6 cylinder engines with a shared crankcase in a 'W' layout, producing 420 bhp at 5800 rpm.
The engine is positioned just in front of the rear axle and drives all four wheels via the Volkswagen Syncro six speed gearbox. The body is a monocoque construction with scissor-type upward swinging doors.
As far as Volkswagen are concerned this is a major departure from their peoples car image, this is certainly a car for the few.
All Volkswagen Group communications and photos reproduced with permission of Volkswagen UK
VW Clocks Up 511,000 Miles
Cab driver Brian Sanders is halfway to his
first million - in miles travelled in his trusty VW. Brian has driven
his J-registered dark red 1992 VW Caravelle people carrier 511,000 miles
- further than a trip to the moon and back - in just six years. He has
worn out three clutches and a gearbox, but the original engine is still
going strong. Proud Brian, 56, said "By all accounts she's clocked up
more miles than any other VW on the road in Britain. She's been my pride
and joy for six years and she's never once let me down. The engine
sounds as sweet now as it ever did." His main route is taking
holiday-makers between Doncaster, South Yorkshire, and Manchester
Airport, has taken good care of his vehicle since he paid £14,000 for
it. He said "The gap between services is only 5,000 miles and sometimes I
do that in 10 days, but I've never missed taking her in to be checked
over. I've gone through five service manuals, and in return she's just
run and run." Brian, who started driving after being made redundant from
his job as a colliery under-manager, added: "I just fell in love with
the Caravelle when I saw her parked on the dealer's forecourt. The way
she's running now, I reckon she'll reach a million miles without any
problem at all."
Source: ltv-vwc.org.uk
Source: ltv-vwc.org.uk
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