1999 Volkswagen Beetle Gls--only 56k Miles; Needs Work, But Well Worth It! on 2040-cars
Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Listed for sale is this 1999 Volkswagen Beetle with only 56K original miles. The interior and exterior are both in very good condition. The interior shows signs of wear and tear, but has no rips. The exterior has minor scuffs, but paint is still in good condition, and all 4 tires have about 90% remaining.
The car will needs some work. There is a tap in the upper part of the engine. The mechanics don't think the engine needs to be replaced, but not 100% sure. But even if it does the car is worth it. The car still runs and drives, but I'm not sure how it would last this way before its repaired. Car belongs to a buddy of mines who didn't want to put any money into since the car was seldom used. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks. |
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Tue, Jan 6 2015Overseas customers enticed by the compact dimensions of the Volkswagen Up! but turned off by its diminutive 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine may be encouraged by reports that the German automaker is planning a more potent turbo version. Previewed by the GT Up! concept showcased at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show (pictured above), the more performance-oriented model is expected to pack the turbo three from the larger Polo, where it produces 100 horsepower channeled through a five-speed manual transmission. That may not seem like much, but it would put the existing 59- and 74-horsepower versions of the German city car to shame. That might not give it enough punch to keep pace with the upcoming Smart Fortwo Brabus (and its Renaultsport Twingo counterpart), tipped to pack as much as 130 hp, but it could stand to out-perform the existing 89-hp turbo models of both. Given that the reports are emanating from Brazil, however, it is possible that the Up! Turbo (or whatever it's ultimately called) would be limited to the South American market, if it's built at all. One thing's for sure, though: it's not likely to make it to North American showrooms anytime soon.
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