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    Green light for up! GT



    According to Volkswagen’s R&D chief Ulrich Hackenberg, the sporty Up GT will finally go on sale in 2013. For those who don’t know, the Up GT was unveiled in a concept form last year and featured a 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine delivering 100 PS, a lot, as the total weight of the car is only 900 kg. The engine will be mated to a six-speed manual gearbox. Moreover, the vehicle will feature a new design consisting of a new central cooling air intake with a honeycomb grille, new wing-shaped LED daytime running lights, black door mirrors, side sills, a roof spoiler as well as a new exhaust system with two chromed tailpipes. The design will be completed by a new set of 17-inch alloy wheels wrapped in high performance tires.
    Tags: gt up, up!
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    I'm in to see how much this costs when it drops next year. $14k for the base level Up! seems a good place to start.
    Definitely looks a nifty awesome little car!
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      such a shame the stud pattern is 4x100 - or those wheels would be sick on a Polo! Gonna have to buy a MK1 now so I can buy the wheels!
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        Is the GT coming to Aus? Been waiting for agers!

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          I seriously doubt it given the standard up! got taken out of the local line-up.

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