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Volkswagen Concept R

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The design team, led by Murat Günak (Volkswagen Brand Group) and Peter Schreyer (Volkswagen Brand), shows with the roadster concept R how a sports car packed with aesthetics and emotion could look in the foreseeable future with the internationally successful "VW" label. The 4.16 metre long, 1.78 metre wide and just 1.25 metre high two-seater has a convincingly powerful body and an interior that conquers virgin territory in terms of style in every detail.

The roadster prototype concept R. The great sharpness in design, seen from every angle, combined with outstanding functional solutions indicates what the Brand has in store for the future and also a possible involvement in the world of real and genuine sports cars. Propulsion for the concept R comes from a V6 mid-engine; It returns 195 kW / 265 brake horse power and accelerates the roadster in 5.3 seconds to 100 km/h. If the propelling power was not governed to 250 km/h, in theory, the top speed would be 270 km/h. The engine torque (350 Newton metres at 2,800 rpm) is transferred to the road via a spectacular Volkswagen direct selection gearbox (DSG / 6-speed) and rear axle.
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Volkswagen Concept T

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With the concept T, Volkswagen is continuing its range of innovative design studies in 2004 as well. During the past decade alone, the company has premiered a large number of the most spectacular concept cars to grace the international automotive scene. They have provided important reference points for future generations of vehicles; indeed, many of them have been transferred directly into series production development.

In 1994 and in Detroit as well, for example, the world’s attention was captured by the concept 1 – later to become the New Beetle and the New Beetle Convertible (which debuted as a concept car at the Geneva Auto Salon). World premieres in Detroit have a tradition going back at least as far as the concept 1: Volkswagen chose Michigan to show the AAC, a off-road pickup, for the first time. This car with an enclosed roof is now turning heads as the high class Touareg off-roader.

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Audi
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Audi A8L

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The all-new 2004 Audi A8 L envelops an extraordinary interior providing unparalleled luxury, while a technologically advanced drive train with a more powerful V8 engine, a sporting six-speed Tiptronic® automatic transmission with manual-shift capabilities and a state-of-the-art suspension system all combine to deliver unsurpassed sport performance in the large sedan segment.

Additionally, the 2004 A8 L features an Audi innovation for onboard electronics control, the Audi Multi Media Interface (MMI), that is fast becoming the industry benchmark.

With a powerful 4.2 liter, 330 horsepower V8 engine beating at its heart, the A8 L appears as sculpted art with its flowing wedge-shaped body, short front overhang and high belt line. Wrapped over an all-new aluminum space frame — a highly rigid, yet lightweight structure that bonds the vehicle into one cohesive unit — the 2004 Audi A8 L affords drivers absolute control with rock-like stability.
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