VW Voyage scooped in front of Brazilian president's house
Sedan version of VW Gol
In our previous article on the VW Gol sedan version, we have said the car would only have its final name revealed at the official presentation. Rumours for the name Voyage, in Brazil, are strong, as well as Senda and Gacel in other South American countries. Besides this mystery, the car had another one: the appearance of its rearend. Not anymore. Images of the car in front of the Brazilian president's residence, Palácio da Alvorada, in Brasília, have been taken by Marcus Vinicius Guandelini and published by the blog MotorTips.
This is the second product from the VW Gol family. Besides the hatchback and the sedan, a small pick-up truck and an SUV are also expected to appear. The station wagon version of the car, called Parati, will most certainly be replaced by the current SpaceFox. This vehicle uses the same platform employed by the new Gol and the current Polo, known as PQ24.
Although the tail lights are disguised with tape, it is easy to see they will be similar in lines with the ones used by the hatchback. The boot lid, which seems to be invaded by the tail lights, is only covered with tape to give that impression. The new VW Voyage, or Gol Sedan, if you prefer, is expected to debut in South America's biggest auto show, Sao Paulo Motor Show, in October.
Source: MotorTipsThis is the second product from the VW Gol family. Besides the hatchback and the sedan, a small pick-up truck and an SUV are also expected to appear. The station wagon version of the car, called Parati, will most certainly be replaced by the current SpaceFox. This vehicle uses the same platform employed by the new Gol and the current Polo, known as PQ24.
Although the tail lights are disguised with tape, it is easy to see they will be similar in lines with the ones used by the hatchback. The boot lid, which seems to be invaded by the tail lights, is only covered with tape to give that impression. The new VW Voyage, or Gol Sedan, if you prefer, is expected to debut in South America's biggest auto show, Sao Paulo Motor Show, in October.
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With out bloodily damaged roads, cars need this kind of ground clearance.
August 31, 2008 5:20 am
why is it infront of the presidents house??? i dont think he would be driving one of these...
August 29, 2008 5:19 am
Chevy Volt: You wrote:
"I just hope they change the side profile as well. I want to see the new front end of it badly. I just hope it is not as flat as these pictures are. The rear end is God-aweful".
How badly?
http://jalopnik.com/5043340/chevy-volt-fully-revealed-with-corvette-centennial-concept-in-transformers-2-set-video?autoplay=true
August 29, 2008 7:28 am
Ummm... like, whom cares? I drove a VW Gol in Argentina (drive a MK5 GTI back home) and - at 160 km p/h - the engine almost fell out. Vibrations and grating noises weren't too inspiring. Got us to where we wanted to go (and back) but wouldn't drive one of those again!
August 31, 2008 10:38 am
i dont think its front of el presidente's house because i doubt el presidente has a parking lot like that
September 2, 2008 1:10 am















