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I won't hold my breath for that. It's another attempt to re-create the Beetle, but now with a much more complex engine and even 4WD option. Instead of trying to label something like that as a "people's car", it might eventually have a reasonable perspective in a more specialized segment, such as tourism in the Nordeste coastline as a viable replacement for the Volkswagen-based buggies for instance. Had a turbodiesel engine been on the plans, it could even have a reasonable perspective to also be a good option for the military.
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