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Date:         Fri, 21 Jul 2000 17:48:51 -0700
Reply-To:     Rennie Wible <volksdragon@earthlink.net>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Rennie Wible <volksdragon@earthlink.net>
Subject:      Re: 2001 Eurovan
Comments: To: Durby Suniga <Durbys@plaid.com>
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The ETKA program lists 204 hp.  It looks like a nice layout, but we have
a new
2000 Eurovan on the lot now and it's got a base price of $33,000.  How
much
more are you willing to pay?




Rennie
VolksDragon@earthlink.net
Los Angeles


61 crew cab (911 conversion)
65 convertible
84 vanagon
93 fox


Durby Suniga wrote:


> If you go to www.vwvortex.com they talk about the official Volkswagen
> changes to the 2001 Eurovan (as well as the other VW lineup).  Here's their
> latest scoop on the changes
> - New higher powered version of VR6 engine-4 valves per cylinder, creating
> 201 horsepower (versus 140 horsepower in 2000 MY)
> - Child safety tether anchors
> - ESP (Electronic Stability Program)
> - New premium stereo
> - Single seats for second row seating
> - New middle console
> - Foglights
> They question is, how much will this all cost?  Would be nice though.
> Durby
> 87 Wolfsburg Ed Vanagon
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