Volkswagen is rolling out a new special edition version of its Eos hardtop convertible called 'Exclusive' in Europe. The package includes two-tone nappa leather combinations, unique alloy wheel options and black 'piano lacquer' trim inlays.
More specifically, the Eos Exclusive's interior is covered in black nappa leather contrasted with either cinnamon or corn silk beige in the centre sections and side panels. Black "piano lacquer" trim inlays with coloured seams and piping round off the changes inside.
Special features of the car's exterior include a chrome grille, a sports suspension that lowers the body 15 mm and the "Volkswagen Exclusive" badge. In addition, buyers can choose among three different alloy wheel designs, all 18-inch.
The Eos Exclusive is available with all engine variants including the 1.4-liter TSI with prices starting in Germany from €34,350 or about US$44,000 at today's exchange rates between the Euro and the U.S. dollar.
6 Comments:
still ugly
Ha, what a beauty!
It's ugly in a beautiful sort of way
its getting a bit dated now
dated? agreed until seeing this keen re-freshening. now, it is stunning again!
technically a nice car but why in hell did they stole the headlight from pontiac aztek??
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