Is The All New Volkswagen Beetle Still A Chick Car?

Will American motorists — never mind those in Germany and the rest of Europe — take to the latest generation of the Volkswagen Beetle?

More than seven decades after the launch of the original “people’s car,” an all-new Bug is finally rolling into showrooms — or perhaps that should read the “Newer” Beetle, as VW’s new Bug replaces the so-called New Beetle, which the German automaker launched a decade ago to general indifference in much of the world.
 

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veyron1001 - 8/18/2011 1:07:38 AM

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Including the optional your sister is your wife package

mini22 - 8/17/2011 2:22:50 PM

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I would say it is become more gender nuetral rather then saying it is more masculine. Also it does not drive quite as well as a GTI. However it appears to be a better machine then the outgoing "New Beetle".

MBguy - 8/17/2011 10:38:44 PM

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Ummm... How many of you have actually SEEN the car in person? I suspect you're basing your comments on what you see in photos and other online images. Sort of unfair, don't you think?

PUGPROUD - 8/18/2011 7:51:00 AM

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Until they make a hard core rally version that eats STi's for breakfast..yes its a girlie car !

mini22 - 8/18/2011 7:49:09 PM

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grysko-Are you saying that the Beetle then is for "uniques"?Cause that's what Arnold will be when Maria is finished with him.

Holydude - 8/21/2011 10:01:23 PM

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Anything that looks cute is probably considered a chick thing...