Another concept car features at Geneva Auto Show, Seat IBE . The concept is motor capable 75-kiloWatt that produce 200Nm of torque. This power helped the car accelerate to 50Km/h in 3.5 seconds. This concept car is about 3.78 meters in length, width of 1.80 meters and a height of 1.22 meters. This sport classic only give the proportions of a sport that shown in this two-door body with a flat hood. The short front overhang with powerful rear, along with the 19-inch wheels and compact its powerful image.

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Leon Cupra R is coming. Power will come from a 265bhp 2.0-litre TSI turbo unit – the same as in Volkswagen’s Scirocco R and imminent Golf R. The Cupra R promises to pick up where the previous-generation range-topper left off, with sizzling pace. While the standard 237bhp Leon Cupra covers 0-62mph in 6.4 seconds – faster than the VW Golf GTI – the newcomer is expected to achieve a time of less than six seconds.

Hinting at its potential will be a racy bodykit and sports seats, while under the skin it’s likely to get uprated brakes and retuned suspension. The XDS electronic differential system from the Scirocco and Golf GTI is also set to feature.
along with R badges everywhere, the sizzling Cupra gets 19-inch wheels with low-profile tires, bigger brakes, and special trim for the instrument dials and alcantara-lined interior.
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There’s a news that owner of indebted motor vehicle group Porsche SE have agreed in principal to accept Volkswagen’s plan for a merger but the deal awaits final approval.

Europe’s biggest carmaker would eventually take over all of Porsche AG, adding a 10th brand to its lineup, according to the report
- Reuters

. I think this news will be end this month.. We will no whether VW take Porsche or not.. My predict, it will deal soon…

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I think some of us love VW unique and antique design.According to Volkswagen, Tiguan was formed by combining the words “tiger” and “leguan” (German for “iguana”), so it either represents an extremely slow tiger or a ruddy quick iguana, and either way is much better sounding than some meaningless alphanumeric designation (X3, RSX, EX35) or VW’s internal code name KSUV. VW may or may not know that it’s also a Spanish word that means “close to the water”.

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