If you're a kid of the 1990s, chances are you've got a diecast Volkswagen Corrado ... got was the G60, a 1.8-liter, supercharged four-cylinder that had already seen life in the Golf Rallye and ...

That may be a tough sell, because—unlike the purpose-built, rear-drive Porsche—the front-drive Corrado G60 is derived from the current Golf ... peak boost set at 10.2 psi detonation remains ...

For 1992, Volkswagen introduced a 2.0-liter ... of such G60 V16 Corrado prototypes for its entertainment, both finished in Nugget Yellow. VW also produced a few all-wheel-drive Mk2 Golf Limiteds ...

Can we interest you in the supercharged G60 ... the brand found the Corrado’s bite a bit too harsh, even though its platform was based on that of the more sedate Mark 2 Golf.

The latter, called the Corrado G60, used a scroll-type supercharger ... Meanwhile, the chassis inherited bits from the Mk 2 Golf GTI 16V to give the Corrado handling to match its sporty good ...

It was still a front-wheel-drive, 2+2 hatchback like the Golf, but it was about 300 pounds ... the latter found in the Corrado G60 sold from 1990 to 1992. Equipped with a G-Lader compressor ...

Famous for the Volkswagen Beetle, Type 2 Bus, and modern classics like the Golf and Jetta ... only model to utilize the G60 in the United States was the Volkswagen Corrado, which relied on ...

Replacing the Scirocco, the Corrado was Volkswagen's entry in the hot sporty-coupe market of the 1990s. The Corrado chassis utilized mostly VW Golf components ... A rear lip spoiler raised 2 inches at ...

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