2007 Geneva Motor Show: Caddy Life Edition Studie

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2007 Geneva Motor Show - Caddy Life Edition

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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Presents Caddy and Multivan Concepts

Caddy Life Edition - Sportier, more refined, comfortable and safer

Multivan PanAmericana: Off-road van for the really big tour


Wolfsburg, 06 March 2007

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is presenting the Caddy Life Edition and Multivan PanAmericana concept vehicles at the 77th Geneva Motor Show. Both of these concept cars are distinguished by their very special layouts, which are representative of the broad spectrum of the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicle product line-up. While the Caddy Life Edition with its lower ground clearance was designed for asphalt streets, the Multivan PanAmericana is predestined for off-road driving too.


CADDY LIFE EDITION
Sportier, more refined and comfortable; all concept car features will be available for production version

The Caddy Life Edition offers a striking visual image with its sports chassis, alloy wheels, chrome-trimmed front end and xenon headlamps. All add-on parts are painted in the car color, such as the bumpers, bumper protector strips, door handles and outside mirror housings. Dark tinted privacy glass rounds out the exterior appearance.
Inside, the Caddy Life Edition captivates with red leather upholstery that not only enhances the seats, steering wheel and gear shift lever knob, but also the interior door trim. The interior also contains nearly all conceivable convenience extras. These include the features: Sunroof, automatic climate control [Climatronic], multifunctional steering wheel, cruise control, navigation system, CD changer, central locking and parking assistance. These are details that, if they cannot already be ordered, will enrich the "normal" equipment option list of the "normal" Caddy Life over the course of this year.
Supplementing the high active safety level of the Caddy are control systems such as ABS, ASR [Anti-Slip Regulation] and MSR [engine drag torque control], the Electronic Stabilization Program ESP and Braking Assistant. Of course, standard on-board equipment in the area of passive safety includes driver and front passenger airbags and side airbags.

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Thanks to VMG Group for pictures.

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wow...amazed looking of it being lowered
indeed it look pretty nice and ricey