Late last week issued a second Volkswagen sketch of its future mid-range sedan, which will be produced in the United States and is intended for the local market. This immediately prompted the Brazilian Fernando Oliveira to make himself a speculative model of the future, taking into account the features of the car from the last sketch. The production version of the famous model codenamed NMS is scheduled to be available in the 2011th, from Volkswagen rushed to announce that its price will be much lower than that of the Passat. The too many waited car is still in process of redesigning and is expected with great interested from all VW fans.

The Germany’s company Volkswagen plans to add sports to the family version of the model Passat, which will receive the name R36. The premiere of the car will be held during the Geneva Motor Show in March next year. Vehicle engine is 3.6-liter V6 with direct fuel injection and 300 hp power In Europe, the unit is installed only on VW Touareg, and in the U.S. – for top-modification of VW Passat. Passat R36 will have an automatic gearbox DSG, decreased body, reinforced suspension and improved braking. It is not excluded to offer four-wheel drive – 4Motion. The company has already presented a conceptual version in the face of the VW Passat R GT, whose design will be used for the base.

Volkswagen decided to introduce the R-Line package for the sedan and wagon versions of the model Passat, which will increase the price of the car with only 800 euros, but the other extras include additional cost of 2 800 euros. R-Line package for the Passat includes new bumpers, side thresholds radiator grille and 17-inch wheels. Equipment shall also active cruise control, leather steering wheel, height adjustable front seats and a system for monitoring tire pressure. R-Line package will be offered with petrol engines 1.4 TSI (122 h.p.) and 1.8 TSI (160 h.p.) and two versions of the diesel 2.0 TDI, whose capacities are 110 and 140 h.p. In petrol gearbox 6-stage is mechanical, where diesel – 6-stage DSG.