Yep I also agree. Obviously those who either sell the third party ones or have them already fitted think otherwise!Am i the only one who think it looks pretty good?
T6.1 Sportline incoming . . . ? (T-Sport20)
- Thread starter Dellmassive
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Volkswagen Launches Sporty Transporter Van With GTI Vibes
Volkswagen revealed a sport version of its popular Transporter T6 van called the Sportline, available in European markets.
www.motor1.com
Terrible. What's with the fake vent fetish at the moment. People used to laugh at vents badly cut into bonnets in the 90s but at least they put a bloody hole in! Now manufacturers are sticking on oversize plastic mouldings and calling it sporty!
Was there ever a T6 sportline made ?
Just an ugly wedge front splitter
Is it a genuine VW build or an aftermarket build ?If you ask nicely @Dellmassive might give you a flash of his
Genuine VW.
Yes . .
New Transporter Sportline 6.1 | Panel Van or Kombi | VW Vans
Discover the new VW Transporter Sportline combing the very best that the Transporter 6.1 can offer. Available as a panel can or versatile kombi. Find a van centre
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Sporty. Stylish. Smooth.
The iconic Transporter Sportline offers a driving experience that’s second-to-none. Available as a Transporter panel van or the versatile Transporter kombi from limited stock only. The powerful 204PS BiTDI Sportline guarantees swift progress with the responsive 7-speed dual clutch direct shift gearbox (DSG) propelling it from 0-60mph in as little as 8.9 seconds and reaching car-like speeds of up to 126mph. And when it comes to hard work, the Transporter Sportline has a generous 3.2 tonne gross vehicle weight and a sporty and luxurious interior that’s designed to ease you through your working day and make every journey a pleasure. The Transporter 6.1 Sportline is expected to be available later in 2020. Please contact your local Van Centre for more information.
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I went for the Silver . .
this is the T6.1 twist . . . .
Meet the VW GTI of Commercial Vans—No, Really
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Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 Sportline unveiled for 2021
Sporty styling upgrades and lower suspension for Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 Sportline
Volkswagen has revealed a sporty-looking Sportline trim for the top end of its Transport T6.1 range, offering a number of upgrades both outside and in to give the van a more purposeful style.
It joins a growing market for sporty vans, and so will compete against rivals such as the Ford Transit Custom MS-RT.
This new model is based on the current Highline luxury trim. At the front a red contrast grille strip runs between the headlights, while a spoiler sits at the trailing edge of the roof, and there are also illuminated side bars. In addition, there’s a new design of 18-inch alloy wheels.
The suspension has also been lowered by 30mm, a move which VW says means that the Transporter Sportline should also field more responsive handling than other members of the T6.1 line-up.
Inside, the enhancements include seats trimmed in a combination of Nappa leather and suede for the heated front seats, and there’s also a DAB radio, climate control and a central touchscreen with sat-nav as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. A digital cockpit display also keeps the driver fully informed.
Standard LED headlights show the way ahead, and a rearview camera helps when reversing.
New exterior colours include Indium Grey, Fortana Red, Ravenna Blue and Copper Bronze. However, VW is also releasing a Sportline Black Edition, which will offer special decals, black alloy wheels, tinted glass and Eibach coilover suspension.
The Sportline trim will be available on both the short- and long-wheelbase versions of the van, as well as both the Kombi or panel van options. Prices for the Transporter T6.1 Sportline will kick off from £42,940 excluding VAT.
Meet the VW GTI of Commercial Vans—No, Really
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Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 Sportline unveiled for 2021
Sporty styling upgrades and lower suspension for Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 Sportline
Volkswagen has revealed a sporty-looking Sportline trim for the top end of its Transport T6.1 range, offering a number of upgrades both outside and in to give the van a more purposeful style.
It joins a growing market for sporty vans, and so will compete against rivals such as the Ford Transit Custom MS-RT.
This new model is based on the current Highline luxury trim. At the front a red contrast grille strip runs between the headlights, while a spoiler sits at the trailing edge of the roof, and there are also illuminated side bars. In addition, there’s a new design of 18-inch alloy wheels.
The suspension has also been lowered by 30mm, a move which VW says means that the Transporter Sportline should also field more responsive handling than other members of the T6.1 line-up.
Inside, the enhancements include seats trimmed in a combination of Nappa leather and suede for the heated front seats, and there’s also a DAB radio, climate control and a central touchscreen with sat-nav as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. A digital cockpit display also keeps the driver fully informed.
Standard LED headlights show the way ahead, and a rearview camera helps when reversing.
New exterior colours include Indium Grey, Fortana Red, Ravenna Blue and Copper Bronze. However, VW is also releasing a Sportline Black Edition, which will offer special decals, black alloy wheels, tinted glass and Eibach coilover suspension.
The Sportline trim will be available on both the short- and long-wheelbase versions of the van, as well as both the Kombi or panel van options. Prices for the Transporter T6.1 Sportline will kick off from £42,940 excluding VAT.
And what’s yours like now @delmasive
mines a genuine factory sport
line and i hated the front spoiler when i saw it but it grows on you, maybe this one will be the same in years to come everyone will be wanting to add on the “sportline” extras
mines a genuine factory sport
line and i hated the front spoiler when i saw it but it grows on you, maybe this one will be the same in years to come everyone will be wanting to add on the “sportline” extras
mine looks slightly different . . .
i ditched the front splitter and Beige lower cab plastics . . . . for favour of black.
and swapped the door cards for black too.
i ditched the front splitter and Beige lower cab plastics . . . . for favour of black.
and swapped the door cards for black too.
Yes . . . i kept the OEM splitter for a while . . . Then sold it.
im happy with the WOC splitter. . . . . added the OEM mud flaps too.
The Ring camera is battery powered and has its own magnet . . . so stuck to the Bulkhead . . .
its running off either home wifi or the vans WIFI hotspot.
and only £89 !! ( plus £25 per year for recording backup)( Ring Protect Plans )
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