VW Beetle GSR & R-Line Cabriolet Review
Chicago Auto Show is not as big as Detroit, Geneva, or other automotive event. But that does not mean car manufacturers do not introduce new products. This year on the mat are the 105, some manufacturers introduced a line-up of special edition. One of them is a Volkswagen (VW) Beetle featuring GSR and R-Line Beetle Cabriolet.
GSR Beetle is the rebirth of the previous edition, which was launched earlier in 1973. This legendary car comes in yellow and black with the exact same GSR Beetle that was released 30 years ago. GSR is an abbreviation of Gelb Schwarzer Renner or Yellow Black Racer.
No specific changes that occur in the exterior and interior, in addition to the vehicle body color. VW party simply adds a rear spoiler and 19-inch chrome rims. For interior designers use the VW seats clad in black leather with yellow stitching mold. While the engine capacity of 2,000 cc turbocharged 4-cylinder comes with that can generate power 210 hp.
For Beetle Cabriolet R-Line comes with a display similar to the GSR. It's just a car with an open roof has a white color. This car is still using 19-inch chrome rims, Xenon lights, LED Daytime Running Lights, and R-Line logo are in some of the exterior and interior.
