Top2003 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 2.0 4 SP AUTOMATIC 3D HATCHBACK
- 86000 km
- Hatchback
- Auto
- 4 cyl 2.0L
very good condition. the rear bumper has few scratches. low millage and drives like a new car
VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Used Car Review
When Hitler demanded an affordable car for the German people in the 1930s, the result was the Type 1 - or The Beetle as it became more commonly known. Volkswagen went all retro for a successor, which was not introduced until 2000 and called the New Beetle. It was a very different car, however: based on the Golf hatchback, it was front-wheel drive with the engine up front - the opposite of the original. A new-generation model, this time called The Beetle, was introduced in 2013, though was dropped three years later in Australia due to slow sales.
Pros
Cons
- Original Beetle is a widely beloved classic
- Modern mechanicals of newer Beetles
- Composed, comfortable ride of 2013's The Beetle
- The Beetle's willing engine and refined gearbox
- Conditions of original Beetles will vary wildly - as will prices
- Design of modern Beetles a case of form over function
- Tight rear seats of modern Beetles
- Less practical, less sophisticated than a Golf
New South WalesVolkswagenBeetleAir conditioning?: YesClear all