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Volkswagen Scirocco R32? Teaser image surfaces

With the Volkswagen Scirocco now out in the public domain, Volkswagen appears to be on a campaign to keep our attention piquied with this teaser shot that has been floating around cyberspace. The image shows a darkened glimpse at the front end of a potentially beefier Scirocco, with the R in the reflection colored the bold blue that has become the trademark color of Volkswagen's performance badge.

If the R-type Scirocco got the same 247-hp 3.2-liter VR6 and 4Motion all-wheel-dive from its Golf/Rabbit R32 stable-mate, and some of the styling cues from the Scirocco GT24, we could have quite the stormer on our hands.

[Source: Autoblog.nl via AUtoblog.com]
 
I'd far rather a powerful 2.0 litre TFSI engine a la S3 than the warbly and soulful yet, ultimately, tame 3.2 VR6 engine. All in all better suited to a small coupe and less likely to hamper its reportedly very sweet handling.
 
If there is such a car it better not get the same old 3.2L V6 from the R32, this car deserves the 3.6L V6 from the Passat. End of story.

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I didn't think they'd bother with a Scirocco R32 since they're making a Scirocco 2.0 TSI. 2.0L Turbo & S/C 4-cyl, 179kW (240hp/243ps).

What I think will happen is...

Scirocco 2.0 TSI -> Scirocco R36 (295hp 258ftlb 3.6 V6).
 
I didn't think they'd bother with a Scirocco R32 since they're making a Scirocco 2.0 TSI. 2.0L Turbo & S/C 4-cyl, 179kW (240hp/243ps).

What I think will happen is...

Scirocco 2.0 TSI -> Scirocco R36 (295hp 258ftlb 3.6 V6).

cant see VW wanting to shoehorn the 3.6 liter in there. Coul very well use a 3.0 supercharged engine audi has developed.
 

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