Europe’s largest carmaker will be revealing something or should I say some things at the upcoming International Automobile Exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. Volkswagen confirmed that they will be showing their widest product range at the said event. And how wide could that be? According to reports, Volkswagen is planning to exhibit more than fifty - that’s a five and a zero... five tens... Yes, that many vehicles. Now, that’s what you would call a wide selection.
Considering that the event will be held in Germany, it is not actually surprising that Volkswagen would show more than 50 cars. Logistics will not be a problem since they are based in Wolfsburg. Compare that to other automakers based in other countries such as Cadillac, Daihatsu, Daewoo, Honda, Hyundai, Mazda, and others.
Out of the more than fifty Volkswagen vehicles to be exhibited at the said event, eight are new models slated for their debut at the event. The most anticipated of the lot is the Volkswagen Tiguan. The said compact crossover SUV was first made known to the auto industry in November last year during the 2007 Los Angeles International Auto Show.
The said crossover will be marketed by Volkswagen in a supporting role to the Volkswagen Touareg. Expectations for the Tiguan heightened after reports said that it will have a very good fuel economy. With the increasing price of gasoline, a vehicle such as that would surely attract car buyers. Aside from that, coming from Volkswagen, consumers can expect for pure fun driving capabilities of the Tiguan. I’d bet that even its window switch will be as smooth operating as its engine.
Aside from the Tiguan, the European auto giant will be showing off six BlueMotion models. And for those who are not yet indoctrinated about this BlueMotion concept, it is Volkswagen’ answer to the increasing call for eco-friendly vehicles. BlueMotion vehicles uses new-generation diesel engines with emissions as clean as standard gas engines or even cleaner. Fuel efficiency is also a strong selling point for BlueMotion vehicles.
For those interested on other vehicles from other automakers that will be appearing at the event, you can check out theautochannel.com. The site offers updated information concerning one of the biggest motor shows in the world.
Considering that the event will be held in Germany, it is not actually surprising that Volkswagen would show more than 50 cars. Logistics will not be a problem since they are based in Wolfsburg. Compare that to other automakers based in other countries such as Cadillac, Daihatsu, Daewoo, Honda, Hyundai, Mazda, and others.
Out of the more than fifty Volkswagen vehicles to be exhibited at the said event, eight are new models slated for their debut at the event. The most anticipated of the lot is the Volkswagen Tiguan. The said compact crossover SUV was first made known to the auto industry in November last year during the 2007 Los Angeles International Auto Show.
The said crossover will be marketed by Volkswagen in a supporting role to the Volkswagen Touareg. Expectations for the Tiguan heightened after reports said that it will have a very good fuel economy. With the increasing price of gasoline, a vehicle such as that would surely attract car buyers. Aside from that, coming from Volkswagen, consumers can expect for pure fun driving capabilities of the Tiguan. I’d bet that even its window switch will be as smooth operating as its engine.
Aside from the Tiguan, the European auto giant will be showing off six BlueMotion models. And for those who are not yet indoctrinated about this BlueMotion concept, it is Volkswagen’ answer to the increasing call for eco-friendly vehicles. BlueMotion vehicles uses new-generation diesel engines with emissions as clean as standard gas engines or even cleaner. Fuel efficiency is also a strong selling point for BlueMotion vehicles.
For those interested on other vehicles from other automakers that will be appearing at the event, you can check out theautochannel.com. The site offers updated information concerning one of the biggest motor shows in the world.