In 1998, the New 2012 VW Beetle was launched at the Detroit auto show. The car was as cheerful as VW's dealers, the WHO finally had a car delivered to Their lots That Could They sell for way over sticker. Beetle production Will continue to take place at VW's Puebla, Mexico, plant, alongside the 2011 Jetta. Powertrains for this front-drivers come from VW's will from the vast parts bin, with the naturally aspirated, 115-hp, 2.0-liter four Likely serving as the entry-level engine for the U.S. market. This platform's possibilities are virtually Limitless: There Could be an R version with some 270 hp, a return of a TDI model, all-wheel-drive versions, or a hybrid. While the entry-level Beetle Likely Will keep its Aisin-designed automatic, the turbocharged models Will get VW's dual-clutch automated manual transmissions.
The Black 2012 VW Beetle Turbo edition follows in the lineage of Porsche 911s augmented with Black editions, and the VW will of stickers for $ 25.720, including shipping. The Black Turbo also includes larger brakes, an additional glovebox recalling the original Beetle, the 18-inch wheels and a rear spoiler. VW developed the online ordering process with Amazon. The 2012 VW Beetle arrives in dealerships this fall, starting at $ 19.765 for the base 2.5-liter, naturally aspirated five-cylinder making 170 hp mill.
