IIRC they are in limited edition colours with coloured inserts on the seats which I believe are heated. They came with different wheels too. Otherwise they are about the same as a normal VR6.
ive been lookin at a yellow concept-colour vr6 on carsales.com, but i cant find any decent info about the australian versions...
they are just a bright-painted vr6 with matching trim, right?
are they worth more than a standard vr6, or are they worth less, because of the... uhhh..."unusual" paint colours?
I LOVE the green concept colour, but apparently only 100 or so made it to oz...
can anyone help me out?
IIRC they are in limited edition colours with coloured inserts on the seats which I believe are heated. They came with different wheels too. Otherwise they are about the same as a normal VR6.
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as above mechanically the same the differents are mostly to the trim. The standout being seats are proper recaros with the massive side bolsters. Wheels are a 15" 6 spoke design
Id say they are probably worth a little bit more than a standard VR6. A lot of the ones I have seen about are pretty tired looking though. Any colour concept specific parts will be worth a packet to replace no doubt. Thats if you can get them.
The only one I'd have would be Black. They did them in the UK with GTI and GTI 16V engines, no VR6s. The wheels are Solitudes IIRC.
Gavin
Oh and just to add, only ~20 made it to this country - 5 colours - red, blue, green, yellow, black
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... and I own one of them
As it's already been mentioned the big differences between a regular vr6 and a colour concept are:
Sweet heated front seats in two tone leather matching the paint job that are very buckety
Vibrant paint job
BBS 6-spoke rims
"colour concept" badges
smoked rear tail lights
I'm guessing it was a kind of run-out model thing like the mk5 pirelli gti's are. But that doesnt take away from them at all. Still a great car!
One thing worth mentioning is that I get *loads* of compliments about the colour & trim, especially from chicks. They LOVE it!!
Last edited by MattyT; 15-05-2010 at 10:17 PM.
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
450 VR6 Colour Concepts were made in total, 100 of them came to Australia . 20 Jazz Blue , 20 Diamond Black, 20 Flash Red , 20 Yellow and 20 Salsa Green.
I think they had silver instruments dials.
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1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
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