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Recently updated on May 8, 2023 at 08:12 p.m
When one thinks of a last-generation VW Beetle, one usually doesn't have a tuned car in mind. Although it has a much more masculine and dynamic shape than its plump and very feminine-looking predecessor, which ushered in the Beetle era of the modern automotive era, it is rarely encountered in the local tuning scene. It seems to be different in countries like Brazil or China, where it also enjoys a high reputation among tuning fans. Today we would like to introduce you to a diabolical Beetle that is making the streets unsafe in China.
The devil would drive Beetle!
With its midnight black paintwork, the wide wheel arches, and the ultra deep and fat Stance, the man from Wolfsburg is dynamic and powerful on the asphalt. One Front spoiler as well as wider side skirts ensure a sporty appearance and that Airride chassis with AirLift performance control lets the spherical Porsche crouch low on the asphalt. The inverted VW logo on the front, which is supposed to symbolize supernatural powers, is also striking.
There are also extraordinary aluminum rims with a black finish and pentagram look, which are made with the help of track plates were installed in the extended wheel arches of the Beetle. The rims measure 20 inches in diameter and their black finish, including the diabolical design, harmonises perfectly with the gloomy look. On the other hand, a conventional VW emblem is attached to the rear, which is attached to the car in the correct position.
A 2-liter TSI petrol engine drives the VW Beetle!
The successor to the Beetle is powered by a 2-liter turbo petrol engine with over 200 hp, a modified form of which is also used in the Golf GTI. Unfortunately, we don't know anything about the maximum torque, but the power is transmitted to the front wheels via a DSG gearbox.
Our conclusion:
- A fantastically evil Beetle that awakens the dark side in us. We are impressed with the vehicle and give the tuner credit. If we get more information, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed about this if you simply use our Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
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Deep black VW Beetle with a diabolic widebody look and airride chassis!
Photo credit: carben.me / Airlift-Performance / Pixel Media
