Volkswagen has revealed the new Beetle Cabriolet at the Los Angeles Auto Show. New Beetle Cabriolet will be available in three trim levels – Beetle, Design and Sport with five different engines from launch mated to either six speed manual or seven speed DSG.
On display in LA are three special editions called – the 50s edition, 60s edition and 70s edition.
The 50s edition features Monochrome Black paint, black 17-inch Orbit alloy wheels, chrome door mirrors, a black hood and black or beige interior trim.
The 60s edition comes with a choice of either a Denim Blue or Candy White exterior, a black hood and two-tone leather interior. The 70s edition has a Java Brown Metallic paint, beige roof, chrome wing mirrors and beige leather trim.
The entry level model with a 104bhp 1.2 TSI starts from £18,150. Top of the range 197bhp 2.0 TDI starts from £24,975.
All three special editions come with a 158bhp 1.4 TSI mated to a six speed manual and are priced from £24,655.
New Beetle Convertible is available to order now with first deliveries scheduled for summer 2013.
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