The legendary G60 1.8-liter motor is featured.
What happens if you combine a sports coupe from the 1980s with modern cars with shooting brake lines? This Volkswagen Corrado Magnum is for sale in the United States. Only two Magnums were ever made. This Magnum was built in 1990 after Marold Automobili GmbH, the German manufacturer, had commissioned it to Marold Automobili GmbH. Volkswagen wanted to make a more practical version and launch 200 limited-run cars in Europe. The company eventually pulled out of the project. Although we don’t have the exact mileage, the engine bay is very dusty and the leather seats are scratchy, it could be assumed that the car has been used for some time. If you look closely at the instrument cluster you will notice the 13,429 number. This indicates the mileage since new. That’s 8,344 miles.
Another interesting number is 260 on the speedometer scale. The little red G60 badge, located on the radiator grille, is a clue as to how a 1990 car could travel 161.5 mph. This signifies that the shooting-brake is powered by a 1.8-liter four cylinder EFI petrol motor. It generates 160 horsepower (118 megawatts) as well as 166 pound-feet (225 newton meters). The Corrado G60’s top speed is actually 139.8 mph (225 km/h), at most. This is still quite impressive for a 26 year old car considering the acceleration of 0-62 mph (0-100km/h) which takes just 8.3 seconds LuxSport will need to receive a $50,000 check from you if you wish to purchase this piece of historical history.