Volkswagen Coccinelle
German title Engine # 536755 - Almost new, less than 150 km on the clock - Drive in peace - Rare version of "Silver" This Volkswagen Beetle is indeed exceptional: it is almost new, showing just 121 km on the clock when it was presented to us! In 1985, anticipating the end of the model's run, a German dealer took the initiative to keep an example, and the car was registered four years later, and without being used, kept it in a conditions that retained its newness ... Subsequently, he sold it to the current owner, who continued to preserve this car in the same condition as when it had rolled out of the factory. In an elegant silver-gray livery, this rare example is from the anniversary special edition series "Silver" sold on the German market, and offers the peculiarity of being equipped with carburetors instead of injection. The traditional flat four-cylinder with a displacement of 1.6-litres develops 50bhp, which is enough to drive around in peace. Another unique feature of the last lot of the famous Beetle, the seats and the steering wheel are borrowed from the Golf, its successor in the Volkswagen saga. It still retains all the characteristics and personality that made the success of this small German car that was robust, intelligent and 'friendly'. Isn't it absolutely amazing that you can today buy a Beetle that is almost new, showing a mileage and condition worthy of a brand new car? Just put in ignition key, crank it and drive with confidence or keep it as a collector in mint condition!
German title Engine # 536755 - Almost new, less than 150 km on the clock - Drive in peace - Rare version of "Silver" This Volkswagen Beetle is indeed exceptional: it is almost new, showing just 121 km on the clock when it was presented to us! In 1985, anticipating the end of the model's run, a German dealer took the initiative to keep an example, and the car was registered four years later, and without being used, kept it in a conditions that retained its newness ... Subsequently, he sold it to the current owner, who continued to preserve this car in the same condition as when it had rolled out of the factory. In an elegant silver-gray livery, this rare example is from the anniversary special edition series "Silver" sold on the German market, and offers the peculiarity of being equipped with carburetors instead of injection. The traditional flat four-cylinder with a displacement of 1.6-litres develops 50bhp, which is enough to drive around in peace. Another unique feature of the last lot of the famous Beetle, the seats and the steering wheel are borrowed from the Golf, its successor in the Volkswagen saga. It still retains all the characteristics and personality that made the success of this small German car that was robust, intelligent and 'friendly'. Isn't it absolutely amazing that you can today buy a Beetle that is almost new, showing a mileage and condition worthy of a brand new car? Just put in ignition key, crank it and drive with confidence or keep it as a collector in mint condition!