VW Caddy Life Spied with 4WD?

Maybe not a Caddy after all

VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography
VW Caddy 4WD / RoAnSa Carspy Photography

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gabriel

I think that the rear axle of current Caddy is solid

January 31, 2008 8:44 am

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AmazingJerry

Yes, the caddy has a solid rear axle in the sense that it's solid support beam - but this one has a rear differential and half shafts.

January 31, 2008 9:19 am

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smokeonit1

damn, that thing is ugly.... the industrial designers that are responsible for this should be ashamed of themselves....

January 31, 2008 9:20 am

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I like the caddy its big and looks nice

January 31, 2008 10:28 am

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NaBUru38

WCF, thank you very much for writing so much about the South American-market VW lineup! Very few English-language websites do so. Most South American "aventureiros" (Idea, Palio and DoblÃ² Adventure, CrossFox, 206 Escapade and C3 X-TR) are just regular cars with accessories and front-wheel drive. Since VW decided to develop a truly Gol range, this is a good chance for them to release a true EcoSport-rivalling off-roader. But I doubt the Saveiro will ever get four-wheel drive.

January 31, 2008 6:01 pm

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heliofig

This is not a Saveiro's mule. ItÂ´s a "New KombiÂ´s" mule, probably with longitudinal front engine, but 2WD. That ancient Kombi (VW Van or else, it doesnÂ´t exist outside Brazil anymore) has a constant market in Brazil, in spite of the projectÂ´s age. Those Korean vans were best-sellers in Brazil before Asia Motors and Kia Besta finished production. But VW Kombi is still here, now with a rear water-cooled engine.

April 8, 2008 4:51 pm

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