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Volkswagen looks to the past with new Beetle Cabriolet

20.06.13

Volkswagen has made the latest Beetle Cabriolet, slightly taller, longer and wider than its predecessor meaning an increase in interior and luggage space. The multi-layer hood with glass rear screen folds automatically in 9.5 seconds – even while driving at up to 31 mph – and can be raised in 11.0 seconds.

The UK engine range follows that offered in the Beetle coupé. All engines are direct-injection, four-cylinder turbocharged units. The three petrol engines are a 1.2-litre TSI 105 PS; a 1.4-litre TSI 160 PS; and 2.0-litre TSI 200 PS. The two diesel engines are a 1.6-litre TDI 105 PS BlueMotion Technology and a 2.0-litre TDI 140 PS. Gearboxes are five- or six-speed manuals or six- or seven-speed DSG units.

The Beetle’s standard equipment list includes ESP electronic stabilisation programme including brake assist and hill hold features, and a network of airbags as well as a standard rollover protection system, which pops up from behind the rear head restraints in milliseconds if certain lateral acceleration or tilt values are exceeded.

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Visuals as important as music for Glasser singer
South Bend Tribune - Apr 25, 2011
Her first gig was performed with her iPod, a couple of singers and a guitarist as a backing band. “I'm not sure I could've gone up there if people hadn't said they liked the recordings,” she says. “I didn't think my voice was a sound people would like.

Visuals, songs go hand-in-hand for Glasser singer Cameron Mesirow
San Jose Mercury News - Jun 20, 5794
Her first gig was performed with her iPod, a couple of singers and a guitarist as a backing band. "I'm not sure I could've gone up there if people hadn't said they liked the recordings," she said. "I didn't think my voice was a sound people would like.

Paying homage to the humble windshield
Globe and Mail - Apr 13, 2011
Paying homage to the humble windshield You're driving along the highway, welcome sunshine beaming through your windows, the radio playing or, if you have an iPod-friendly vehicle, you're listening to a niche podcast. A truck passes you on the left side. Nothing alarming there.

Glasser gives listeners something to watch
Chicago Tribune - Apr 14, 2011
Her first gig was performed with her iPod, a couple of singers and a guitarist as a backing band. "I'm not sure I could've gone up there if people hadn't said they liked the recordings," she said. "I didn't think my voice was a sound people would like.

The Big Gigs
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Apr 14, 2011
Jon Bream The Civil Wars are staging their version of Sherman's Atlanta assault in the Twin Cities this weekend: The burgeoning folk-pop duo of Joy Williams and John Paul White, who met as songwriters-for-hire in Nashville, are storming through town