The R32, to put it simply, is a midget rocket ship, capable of briskly jumping away from traffic lights and many of the cars on the road today.
The V-6 is a fast-acting monster — rumbly exhaust is standard — and the six-speed shifts smoothly. It's virtually miss-proof when using up the 236 pounds-feet of torque the quick-spinning V-6 develops at 2,800 rpm.
The test R32 was much more fun to drive than the Beetle or the Phaeton, and high-revved launches aren't necessary to enjoy it. Just poke at the pedals and watch the speedometer climb. It's tempting to leave it in third or fourth gear.
Why is everyone who drives SLOWER than me an IDIOT, and everyone who drives FASTER a MANIAC?
02 May 2006
More old news
I found another review of the 2004 R32, published in the Austin American-Statesman (June 2004). Here's a quote from the article:
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