Difference between Wolfsburg and regular cabriolet?
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Difference between Wolfsburg and regular cabriolet?
I've always wondered what the difference was. I'm about to buy a gorgeous blue Wolfsburg with a white top and white leather. Looks great! Just curious as to what makes it special.
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Re: Difference between Wolfsburg and regular cabriolet?
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Usually about 5,000.00 new as the Wolfsburg was a end of the year model with upgrades on the interior/exterior....
Usually about 5,000.00 new as the Wolfsburg was a end of the year model with upgrades on the interior/exterior....
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Re: Difference between Wolfsburg and regular cabriolet?
Blue paint - white top - white leather... must be a '92.
The Wolfsburg Editions simply had unique combinations (paint, interior, wheels, etc.) not found on other Cabriolets.
The Wolfsburg Editions simply had unique combinations (paint, interior, wheels, etc.) not found on other Cabriolets.
Not quite that much, Brian. The WEs were usually around $800-1000 more, depending on the year and options.Briano1234 wrote:Usually about 5,000.00 new as the Wolfsburg was a end of the year model with upgrades on the interior/exterior....