New pictures of the 2010 Jetta has surfaced, and at first, its looks no different. To a casual eye it may look exactly the same as the existing model. But, if you concentrate very hard(till it hurts!) and keep staring at the pictures, boy can you spot the differences! Quite seriously, this is the laziest face-lift we have ever seen (with the exception of Porsche though). The Styling seems to be “Deja-Vu”
All the Chrome has gone, the modest changes include a duller grill and a redesigned... Read Full Story
The VW Jetta has just been launched in India and many feel that it is being outclassed by its cousin, the European Octavia/Indian Laura, but there seems to be one more strong reason to buy that Jetta over others. The VW Jetta TDI has accomplished a new world record by delivering 26Kmpl. This is more impressive when you consider the fact that it was driven under hugely varying conditions in the US of A. An incredible achievement!
The world’s most fuel efficient couple, John and Helen Taylor... Read Full Story
New VW Jetta Diesel Tops Prius in Fuel-Economy Marathon Test It's this year's ultimate MPG comparison test: the just-released 2009 Volskwagen Jetta TDi diesel against the uber-popular 2008 Toyota Prius hybrid. And PopularMechanics.com has it first, with nearly 500 miles of city and highway driving—and some very surprising results. By Ben Stewart Published on: September 24, 2008 LOS ANGELES — As oil prices spiked over the summer, consumers had... Read Full Story
VW hit the panic button when the sales of its flagship model Golf hit an all time low. So VW unveiled the new Mk6 Golf and now we have the GTi version. It will debut at the Paris Motor Show. The latest VW Golf GTI, uses the reskinned Golf’s wide, shallow upper grille to underpin the front of the hot hatch with a dominant, road-eating lower grille.
“The effect is to visually widen the GTI to make it look much more aggressive and sporty,” said exterior design chief Mark Lichte. The aggressive... Read Full Story
The German car maker, Volkswagen, is planning to bring its global research and development centre to India. The centre will be set up in Pune and will eventually produce vehicles for global market. “India has a good resource of engineering talent. We will build up our technical centre at Pune. After sometime, may be in 5-6 years time, we may have global car developed in India,” Volkswagen Executive Vice-President and Member of Board Ulrich Hackenberg said at the Paris Auto Show here. Other... Read Full Story
