2008 Volkswagen Beetle 10th Anniversary Edition

1 Feb, 2008 6 Comments

Its hard to believe the new Beetle has already been around for a decade, and to celebrate its tenth birthday milestone Volkswagen has released the New Beetle Anniversary Edition.

Based on the Beetle Miami, new alloy wheels, sports suspension, a fresh colour as well as a special interior begin the festivities, along with an exclusive body colour and stripe treatment.

The interior is comprised of unique black and white leather treatment including front sports seats featuring ‘10′ logo embossing and cruise control.

The exterior is highlighted by the 17” Versus alloy wheels and front fog lights as well as the contrasting Campanella white body colour with black roof and door mirror housings.

The new Beetle Anniversary Edition is priced at $27,990 for the five-speed manual and $30,290 for the six-speed automatic.

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6 Responses to “2008 Volkswagen Beetle 10th Anniversary Edition”

golfschwein Says:
February 1st, 2008 at 5:57 pm
Looks just like the FPBV F6CX territory wotchamacallit interior. Maybe Ford are onto something with the cackulous black and white, after all.

Yeah.

Anyway.

I had one of these New Beetles once. I bought it for commercial reasons only, had it sign-written blah blah blah. What a mistake. Don’t for a second think that if you sign-write a car, people are going to fall over you in a crush saying, “OMG, do you do such n such?”

Cos it doesn’t happen. All that happens is mates come up to you and say, “Yair, saw ya car outside the whorehouse last night…orright?”

The pain was complete by it being such a goddamned useless car. Huh! Useless! Crappy engine, suspension, interior room, bootspace…I’m gonna stop right now, or I’ll get too upset!
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Andrew M Says:
February 1st, 2008 at 7:16 pm
i actually thought they were going to discontinue the beetle????

dont worry Golf,
just think back to that nice little flower that comes standard on the dash board. that ought to cheer you up
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Football, Meatpies, Kangaroos and Holden Cars Says:
February 1st, 2008 at 7:38 pm
No they are continuing with the Beetle, the next generation is returning to the rear engined variety.
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golfschwein Says:
February 1st, 2008 at 7:56 pm
I vomited over mine, Andrew M.

Only joking. Believe it or not, it stayed put during my ownership, a very long 18 months. I didn’t have a beef with the flower vase, only the car.
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No Name Says:
February 1st, 2008 at 8:55 pm
Ha Ha Golfie you’re on one today. The interior is a tad Pimpy. Yep a car with no practicality at all. It was a good advert in its time for VW though.

Meaty - where have you heard about the rear engine bit for a new bBeetle mate. I’m interested.
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golfschwein Says:
February 2nd, 2008 at 12:27 am
It’s true, No name! A new rear engined Beetle will form part of the new Up! family, so it is said.
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