VW Beetle TDI Clean Diesel Coupe Starts at $23,295
When equipped with a manual transmission, the model has manufacturer fuel economy estimates of 41 mpg highway and 32 mpg city.
by Staff
June 21, 2012
2013-MY Volkswagen Beetle TDI Click picture for a photo gallery.
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2013-MY Volkswagen Beetle TDI Click picture for a photo gallery.
Volkswagen of America Inc. announced pricing for the Beetle TDI Clean Diesel coupe. The Beetle TDI is the third model in the Beetle lineup and joins the 2.5L five-cylinder and 2.0L turbocharged gasoline models.
The Beetle TDI features VW’s 2.0L turbocharged, direct-injection Clean Diesel engine that produces 140 hp and 236 lb.-ft. of torque. When equipped with a manual transmission, the model has manufacturer fuel economy estimates of 41 mpg highway and 32 mpg city.
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Three trims are available with the TDI Clean Diesel powertrain. All models feature a standard six-speed manual transmission with Volkswagen’s six-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission as an option.
2013 Beetle TDI Pricing
Model
Price
Features
TDI – manual
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$23,295
2.0L 140 hp TDI engine, six-speed manual transmission; 17-inch alloy wheels; power windows with one-touch up/down; cruise-control; V-Tex leatherette seating; trip computer; front center-armrest; auxiliary instrument package; keyless access with push-button start; RCD 310 eight-speaker sound system with aux-in and Media Device Interface with iPod® cable; SiriusXM® Satellite Radio; three-color ambient lighting
TDI - automatic
$24,395
Six-speed DSG transmission
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TDI w/ Sunroof
manual
automatic
$24,895
$25,995
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(Includes Beetle TDI features)
+ Panoramic sunroof with power tilt and slide
+ Six-speed DSG transmission
TDI w/ Sunroof, Sound, and Navi
manual
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automatic
$26,195
$27,295
(Includes TDI w/ Sunroof features)
+ RNS 315 touchscreen navigation, Fender Premium Audio System
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