The 2017 Volkswagen Beetle Dune is the solidified sedan with the PQ35 concept. The latest Dune has 1.1-inch wider tracks with two additional inches for the ground clearance and 2.2 inches additional width for its flared fenders.

The 2017 VW Beetle Dune comes with 210-horsepower and 2.0-liter of direct-injected. The upcoming Dune has the power of the Beetle R-Line. The latest yellow sedan highlights a better performance for the front-driver with no four-wheel-drive version planned.

The latest Beetle Dune offers an excellent powertrain close to its rivalry, includes Meyers Manx, Nissan Juke, Mazda CX-3, Jeep Renegade, Honda HR-V, and Chevrolet Trax. The Beetle Dune renegade, Honda HR-V, and Chevrolet Trax. The Beetle Dune is also designed as the compact crossover with ski bums and snowboarders cargo; it is similar to the 1986 Toyota 4Runner.

According to Car and Driver, the 2017 VW Beetle Dune pricing comes with $30, 450 as the base price. It has the four-passenger and two-door convertible with 1.8L/170-hp/184-lb-ft turbo DOHC 16-valve I-4 engine. The latest Dune comes with six-speed automatic transmission.

The upcoming Volkswagen Beetle Dune has the wheelbase of 100.0 inches and the curb weight of 3,261 lb. The Beetle Dune convertible has the length of 168.7 inches and width of 71.7 inches, plus the height of 58.7 inches.

The newest VW Beetle Dune highlights the braking of 118 feet per 60-0 mph. It comes with better fuel economy that owns EPA 24 mpg for the City mode, 31 mpg for the Highway mode, and 27 mpg for the combination.

The carbon dioxide emission of the convertible measures 0.73 lb per mile. The power of torque measures 15.7 seconds at 88.9 mph. It also has the lateral acceleration of 0.85 g in average mode. The energy cons are 140 KW and in City mode 109 kW per hour and 100 miles in Highway mode.

The 2017 VW Beetle Dune comes with drop-top that can operate and function in 9.5 seconds to 11.0 seconds. The button is utilized for cluttering the center console for better driving performance.

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