I was given access to a 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo for a week recently. When I first drive the New Beetle about a dozen years ago, I liked the car but it felt like more of a toy than a car I'd buy or recommend. As the years passed, it seemed to find a niche...a feminine niche. Like certain other cars (Volkswagen Cabrio comes to mind), straight guys didn't pay attention to the car much except when the pilot was an attractive female. How do you replace a car that's got the double stigma of being "retro" and a "chick car?"
This new model did something right. I liked it and wouldn't mind driving it as my daily car.
What are your thoughts?
Full review at: http://automotivetraveler.com/jump/3573
This new model did something right. I liked it and wouldn't mind driving it as my daily car.
What are your thoughts?
Full review at: http://automotivetraveler.com/jump/3573