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07/11/06

Corrado Cabriolet (Study design)

Baujahr 1993Motor 4-Zylinder Reihenmotor wassergekuehltLeistung 115 PSHubraum 1984 ccmHoechstgeschwindigkeit 200 kmhIm Herbst 1988 wurde der Corrado als Nachfolger des Scirocco vorgestellt und fuhr schnell an die Spitze des deutschen Sportwagenmarkts Eine offene Version war bei Volkswagen intern im Gespraech Es entstanden zwei Studien Ein Corrado Roadster dessen Entwicklung bei Karmann in Auftrag gegeben wurde - hier wurde das reinrassige Sportcoup auch gefertigtDie zweite Studie entstand in der Volkswagen hausinternen Designabteilung Das Verdeck des Zweisitzers ist manuell zu betaetigen und komplett in der Karosserie versenkbar Dennoch bleibt das Kofferraumvolumen vollstaendig erhalten Der Heckspoiler der beim Sportcoup bei einer Geschwindigkeit von 120 km automatisch ausfaehrt ist hier rein statisch Hei diskutiert wurde das Corrado Cabriolet jedoch nie verwirklicht
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