Dr.M3 je napisal/-a:Preizkušen recept:
- vzemi osnovno obliko iztekajočega se modela in ga malo spremeni ter prodajaj kot nov model
- uporabi dele, ki samevajo v skladišču
- uporabi manj kakovostne materiale
- dodaj konkurenčno ceno
To je to.

Joie de vivre! je napisal/-a:Pojavljajo se tudi govorice, da naj bi ta avto prišel na nekatere evropske trge kot anti-logan/sandero, in sicer s Škodino značko.

Ivan36 je napisal/-a:

Addicted je napisal/-a:če je pa kej "mim", so pa tiste čudne tipke na spodnjem delu volana

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Ta je skoraj max oprema ima tudi el ogledala in tisto so komande za radio ter tempomat ( mogoče)

The Volkswagen Gol is one Volkswagen that is sold mainly in Brazil and some other markets where it is known as the Volkswagen Pointer.

It’s a relatively low-cost car of sorts, heavily localised in design like how the Volkswagen Lavida was conceptualized for the Chinese market. In fact it would not be entirely off target to call this new third generation Volkswagen Gol a hatch version of the Chinese Lavida, since they are both based off the PQ34 Volkswagen Polo platform.

This new third generation Volkswagen Gol looks like a Scirocco with four doors, with some elements from the new Tiguan thrown into the mix. It measures 3900mm long, 1660mm wide and 1450mm tall, with a wheelbase of 2470mm. Luggage space in the boot comes up to 285 liters. It has quite a budget interior, to the point that it’s meter panel excludes an RPM meter, but a temperature gauge is retained.

Two engines are available, a 1 liter and a 1.6 liter from the EA111 family. They are tuned for city driving, which means lots of torque low in the rev range. The 1.0 liter engine puts out 95Nm of torque at 3,850rpm, which is close to the 100Nm per liter ratio and nearly 1,000rpm lower than the usual peak torque point. If ethanol (it is Brazil after all) is used as fuel, you get 104Nm, more than the 100Nm per liter ratio. Peak power of 72hp (76 for ethanol) kicks in at 5,250rpm. It’s decent power for a car that weighs 934kg.

The 1.6 liter is also very torquey at low RPMs, offering 154Nm at 2,500rpm with petrol fuel! With ethanol you get an additional 2Nm of torque at the same peak point. Peak horsepower is 101hp at 5,250rpm, with an additional 3 if you use ethanol.