Used Car of the Day: Volkswagen Beetle TDI

by Tim Healey

June 28th, 2023 11:01 AM

used car of the day volkswagen beetle tdi

This modified Volkswagen Beetle TDI has mud tires -- and a lot more when it comes to some off-roading type stuff.

There are GM air shocks in the back, a one-inch spacer lift in front, steel wheels, LED front bar lights, and all sorts of other mods.

The transmission is a DSG and there are 119,000 miles on the clock.

Apparently, the car passes Oregon's local regs.

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Wjtinfwb on Jun 28, 2023

Buy it. I dare you! Clearly the Pin has already been pulled on the Grenade, this only question is, how long until.... BOOM!

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- AZFelix on Jun 28, 2023
  
  A real hero out to save his fellow car enthusiasts would throw himself on this grenade and pay the $6000.
  
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Dave M. on Jun 28, 2023

Not a fan of the New Beetle, but would gladly take its Beetle replacement in a black turbo convertible with the 6 speed.

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