Volkswagen Corrado 2.0
Car-ID: XT0957
Vehicle Description
VW Corrado 2.0 L – Year of construction 1994 – 71,000 km
An extremely well-maintained Corrado from 1994 with only 71,000 km on the clock.
The vehicle comes from 2nd hand, was originally purchased as a demonstration car in 1995 and has been in the hands of the current owner ever since.
– Mileage: Only 71,000 km, documented by checkbook and invoices
– The vehicle has been extensively restored, with extensive work on the chassis, brakes and bodywork
– New suspension joints and a high-quality coilover suspension
– Welding work on the known weak points such as sills and tips was carried out professionally, as well as various paint jobs due to minor parking bumps
This vehicle is perfect for classic car enthusiasts who value originality and excellent condition. It is offered with a comprehensive documentation package that includes all maintenance and repair work.
Sales on behalf of consignor
The Volkswagen Corrado presented in 1988 was intended to be a cheaper successor to the VW Scirocco II. However, even during the development phase it was established that the “Scirocco III” could not be offered at a lower price and so the Corrado became an independent sports coupe and technology carrier. Originally the vehicle was called “Taifun”. As this carried negative connotations, the name was changed to Corrado, which was derived from the Spanish word for “to run”. The “runner” was above all robust, suitable for everyday use and had a good supply of spare parts. A special feature of the car was the rear wing, which extended automatically at speeds above 120 km/h. An increase in power output from the unchanged displacement was made possible by the G-loader in the G60. Extraordinary for that time was the equipment of the Corrado with power steering, ABS and fog lights as standard. In 1991, models with 16V and VR6 engines were offered, and one year later a facelift brought a re-designed interior. In 1995 the last VW Corrado left the production factory. The model remains in memory as a combination of sportiness and usability.
