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Volkswagen has resurrected plans for an affordable, mid-engine coupe and roadster tandem as part of an image-building campaign aimed at highlighting the company's design and engineering prowess...VW is said to have tapped Audi for expertise in aluminum-spaceframe construction.
This link is driving rumors of a possible Audi version of the new coupe and roadster, a so-called R4. This car, which has been rumored for almost two years despite official denials out of Ingolstadt, is described as a cut-priced R8 and likely would run more powerful four-cylinder engines than the VW derivative, with Audi's new EA888-based 211-hp, 2.0-liter TFSI gasoline engine and an upcoming 204-hp, twin-turbocharged 2.0-liter TDI common-rail diesel highly likely.
In another development, VW majority shareholder Porsche is said to have shown interest in the new project, opening the way for a possible resurrection of the 914.
I like the idea of this car, basically a Cayman/Boxster packaged smaller with a 4 cylinder, but still big enough to be a real car.
But should Porsche offer a version? I've owned 3 968's and a 951, so I'm not one of those with 'real Porsche' hangups. My concern here is, what would Porsche add to it, and at what price? Before proceeding, they should review their Cayenne/Toureg experience (VW came out the loser on that one).
I like the idea of this car, basically a Cayman/Boxster packaged smaller with a 4 cylinder, but still big enough to be a real car.
But should Porsche offer a version? I've owned 3 968's and a 951, so I'm not one of those with 'real Porsche' hangups. My concern here is, what would Porsche add to it, and at what price? Before proceeding, they should review their Cayenne/Toureg experience (VW came out the loser on that one).
Look at it this way. If Porsche offers a 914 then the Cayman/Boxster will not be at the bottom of the pecking order. (I speak as one who has owned a 924 and was once snubbed by a guy who owned a 944. )
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Look at it this way. If Porsche offers a 914 then the Cayman/Boxster will not be at the bottom of the pecking order. (I speak as one who has owned a 924 and was once snubbed by a guy who owned a 944. )
Now isn't that a hoot! Should have told him your car had the same VW door handles that his did!
(I speak as one who has owned a 924 and was once snubbed by a guy who owned a 944. 
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Now that would be interesting. 
'07 CS, Meteor Grey, stone grey, 19" Carrera Sport with meteor grey spokes/polished rim, headrest crests, bi-xenons, Bose, power seats, rain sensor, fire extinguisher, heated seats, dimming mirrors, FabSpeed Maxflo II catback
