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  1. #1
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    VX rear seats

    Oh yeah !

    The bench is really annoing,but since i bought my VX i had a though.....

    Removing the bench & adding two recaro bucket seats will look so damn good

    I guess with some mods it could be done.don't you think so guys

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    One of the links above got me to the "Lamborghini LM002 Registry".
    http://www.lamborghiniregistry.com/L...2Registry.html

    I found a Registry for the Japanese Vehicross 175 Limited Edition.
    http://www.h6.dion.ne.jp/~v.175-59/175ltd-editions.htm

    We should have a Registry for the US Spec VX.

    I would like to see Serial numbers with manufacture dates.
    A list of Totaled or parted out VX's
    Also would be nice to sort by Color, Year or location.

    Just a thought.
    rickshaw
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    2001 Dragon #0467

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    Someone started a registry once on edmunds - about a handful of people registered. Guy eventually dropped off the list.

    -- John
    John Eaton
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    2001 Proton Yellow #580
    Atlanta GA

    http://wildtoys.com/vehicross/
    http://vehicross.blogspot.com/

    "Metaphors be with you"

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    Hi the Vauxhall Frontera /Isuzu Rodeo with the 3.2 V6 in the SWB format isn't too bad - very nice trims mostly full leather ,heated seats , air con etc
    cheers
    Steve

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    The 2-door Freelander was ugly as sin, and the VW Touareg/Porsche Cayenne are nice but expensive. It remains to be seen if the new VW Tiguan has any off-road prowess. The BMW X6 is beautiful but painfully pricey ($55k for V6, $63k+ for V8).

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    from what ive read, the tiguan is not really offroad capable as it will be sold in the US but there is a trim package available in most the rest of the world which increases its approach/departure angles and adds some skid plating


    "Engineers believe if it ain't broke, it doesn't have enough features yet"

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    The VW Touareg and the Porsche Cayenne are not good off road. The brakes are too big and wheel wells are to small for off road capable tires and there is little to no articulation. But they will kill a VX on the road.
    Cars designed by spreadsheets make sense. Cars designed by engineers make history.

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