December 5, 2011

Spanking New Scirocco

Managed to snap some shots of my cousin's 4 day old twin-charged Scirocco, after a painful 4 month wait from VCS. Went for a quick spin and I must admit that the low end torque is hugely impressive. When paired with the lightning quick gearbox, it would be tough to travel at a decent speed, but we practiced self control nevertheless. Let's hope that this particular 7 speeder holds up well!

Enjoy the photos!

Lever that needs to try his best to prevent low speed juddering
Coupe styling means practicality will be sacrificed


Leather-clad steering with an addictive scent

Idiot proof controls...

...and well sculpted air con outlet.

Both hands on the wheel at any time...

...with eyes peeled to the gadget-filled MFD display.

Images that we don't usually bother to take note...

...even though its just centimeters behind our left armrest.

Within a thumb's reach...

...but some twisting action needed here to handle mirror angles

Revised gear knob feels more soothing to the palm

Nothing is left unchecked

In-built TPMS monitor with idiot-proof visuals

This is where DSG farts are released

The MK3 that was announced in June 2006...

...built in the AutoEuropa assembly plant in Portugal.

Some costly Motul would always be welcomed

Typically neat VW engine bay fitment

Air intake that produces a raw and raspy induction sound

Not leaving any to chance

Vital fluids that can't leave unchecked

Not even a spot of oil in sight...

...proves how new this engine bay is.

Some installed to hide from the elements on purpose

Rainbow grounding to differentiate various management systems

Low profile Pirelli P7s comes as OEM for the latest batch

Where magic starts to unfold under the hood


Any hints of the Golf's PQ35 platform here?
In charge of producing quality symphony in the cockpit



I'll leave you guys with this shot, comparing this with the DS3. It certainly looks much more sleek and purposeful!




















1 comment:

  1. Hi! Great photos. Just wondering, did the Roc come with metal pedals as standard?

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