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Tuesday • November 29, 1994
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FRANKFURT, Germany
(AP) — Is it a bug or isn’t it?
“Well, yes, but ...” Volkswa
gen responded Monday when
asked if a new car the compa
ny plans to produce is indeed
a reincarnated Beetle.
The new car, to be produced
in the United States, Canada
and South America, will have
the familiar domed chassis.
But instead of the old rear-
mounted, air-cooled engine,
the car will have a lean, front-
mounted engine and new safe
ty features.
“This is a whole new car,”
company spokesman Matt
Gernrich said. “The only simi
larity to the Beetle would be
from an aesthetic point of
view.”
. With the new car, Volkswa
gen hopes to cash in on Amer
ican nostalgia for a legend on
four wheels that during the
1960s came to symbolize
cheap, reliable transportation.
Gernrich said VW asked its
California design studio in
late 1992 to come up with a
new car that would appeal to
Americans. The car, called
Concept One, was introduced
at the Detroit Auto Show in
January.
“Everyone said, ‘That’s the
Beetle of the future,’” said
Gernrich. VW was deluged
with thousands of letters from
bug fans asking that the car
"We didn't call the
new car a beetle, the
public did."
—Matt Gernrich,
Volkswagen company
spokesman
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“We didn’t call the new car
a Beetle, the public did,” said
Gernrich, confirming that
Volkswagen’s supervisory
board had decided Friday to
go ahead with production.
VW plans to begin building
the car before the end of the
decade, he said, The company
has previously indicated the
new Beetle might be built in
Mexico and be priced at be
tween $12,000 and $13,000.
The Beetle, the “people’s
car” that Volkswagen was cre
ated to build, was designed by
German engineer Ferdinand
Porsche in 1934, shortly after
Hitler came to power.
European production
stopped in 1978, and the mod
el was pulled from U.S. auto
showrooms more than a
decade ago after costly air pol
lution and safety require
ments made it obsolete.
The Beetle is still made in
Mexico and Brazil, and with
some 21 million Beetles hav
ing rolled of the assembly
line, it is the world’s best-sell
ing automobile.
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