2012 VW Passat Alltrack

2012 VW Passat Alltrack fill the gap between the Passat estate with a range of SUVs such as the Tiguan. When compared with the Passat estate, Passat Alltrack SUV gets a new bumper style.

Preparedness for the offroad terrain is characterized by the amp angle, approach angle and departure angle is greater. Ground clearance Alltrack Passat was made ​​higher like an SUV.

Competition-style wagon SUV crossover four-wheel drive more the merrier. Having previously filled by the Audi A4 All Road Quattro and Subaru Outback, VW has released a capable off-road MPV them, Passat Alltrack.

Passat Variant Alltrack itself a development of the Euro spec Passat wagon that was previously general sale.

As a supporter of style and off-road capability, VW Passat added ground clearance height and a touch of dashing Alltrack typical SUV on the exterior. Certainly do not miss the four-wheel drive system applications are applicable to face rough terrain, or snowy roads.

Just look at the front of the rear bumper is now made more distinctive angular SUV. Not to mention the additional panel on the side fendernya, seal the floor and roof rack.

VW will present two turbocharged direct injection gasoline engines (TSI); 160 hp and 210 hp. Two turbodiesel engines (TDI) offered 140 hp and 170 hp.

System of all-wheel-drive 4MOTION and dual clutch transmission (DSG) became the standard engine in the 210 hp TSI and 170 hp TDI. The second feature to be optional in the other two versions.

140 hp TDI engine spent 1 liter of fuel to travel as far as 17.54 km. Its CO2 emissions 150 g / km. While the 170 hp TDI record 17.24 km / liter and 152 g / km.

Volkswagen Golf GTI Commercials “Unpimp my ride”

Hilarious!

Volkswagen breaks a North American campaign for the new Golf GTI that takes a poke at MTV's Pimp My Ride

Featuring a German vixen who seems to have walked straight out of the 70’s, and a German engineer filling Xzibit's Pimp my Ride position, Volkswagen’s Golf GTI new series of commercials take a poke at MTV's successful “Pimp My Ride” show.

The German duo shoot a car out of a catapult in one spot, crush a car with a crate containing the new GTI in another. In the third commercial, they crush a car with a wrecking ball. At the end of these ads, Stormare spouts such gems as "Representing Deutschland", and "German engineering in da haus", and the ads end with the voice-over "Pre-tuned by German engineers".

"There are people that think the culture has gone too far and there’s a bit of a backlash from the Hollywood version. In some way they ruined what was a very organic and very cool thing," said Alex Bogusky, chief creative officer at Miami-based Crispin Porter + Bogusky, a unit of MDC Partners. Targeting males 18 to 49, the campaign includes Internet, outdoor and print iterations, rolling out nationally over the next couple of months.

"Our goal is to make VW famous and relevant again," said Kerri Martin, director of marketing development at VW. "If the Beetle is the heart of the brand, then the GTI is the soul of the brand. It hits on all four things that really have made Volkswagen famous over the years: affordable, German engineering that is fun to drive and a distinctly European style."

Volkswagen Golf GTI: Catapult

Volkswagen Golf GTI: Crate

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