Volkswagen Scirocco. They way to pronounce it 'see-ro-co'. I dont know if there's a meaning behind that name. Scirocco first introduced in 1974 and then the second generation in 1982 and the latest 3rd generation in 2008. There's a huge gap between the 2nd gen and the 3rd gen. When it was re-introduced back in 2008, the world accepted it with arms wide open. Who wouldn't love the 3rd gen Scirocco? It looks the part and it came equipped with desirable motor, a 1.4 TSI and 2.0 TSI.
Both motor are forced fed via single turbocharger that pumps 120 PS and 200 PS respectively. Though there are another few variants of the two motors but, these two are the most chosen by the enthusiasts.
Oettinger, a German based tuner has released tune-up parts for the Rocco that is so delicously deli. As seen in the images, the kit comes with new front spoiler, side skirts, rear air diffuser, set of 20" Oettinger RXX wheels and special exhaust system with 4 tailpipes made of stainless steel to get your Rocco looks different from any other Rocco on the aesthetic value.
For the go-fast bits, the engine control unit (ECU) has been modified by the techies at Oettinger and the 1.4 TSI develop 200 PS while the 2.0 TDI churns out 240 HP. A special performance kit for 2.0 TSI engine will be made available that pumps out a healthy 350 PS and tarmac breaking 470 Nm of torque. Also, improvements includes special adjustable suspension, larger brakes and larger intercooler.
The interior is filled with carbon fibre bits, stainless steel kick plates, aluminium pedals and Oettinger floor mats.
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