One of the most iconic cars in Volkswagen history, the VW Sedan, has once again drawn attention in Brazil in its rarest version.
This is the Mexican VW Sedan “2003 Última Edición”, a special edition that marked the definitive end of the model’s production. Only 15 units are registered in the country, and one of them, with just 1,000 km driven, was recently sold for around US$ 112,700 at a classic car specialty shop.
Produced in Mexico in 2003, the VW Sedan 1600i Última Edición had only 3,000 units manufactured before the line was discontinued in Puebla. This version differs from the common models by featuring exclusive items such as retro chrome finishing, CD player, anti-theft alarm, special headliner, and unique two-tone paint options: Aquarius Blue and Moon Beige. Despite its traditional appearance, the car received electronic fuel injection in its air-cooled 1.6 boxer engine, producing 50 hp with a four-speed manual transmission.
Among the details that further increase the model’s value are headlights and taillights engraved with the chassis number, exclusive whitewall tires, turn signals positioned on the bumper, and square-shaped rear air intakes.
The unit sold in Brazil retains virtually all factory features, making it a collector’s dream and an example of how rarity and preservation turn old cars into true investments.
Source: UOL | Photo: X @alexfabianogg | This content was created with AI assistance and reviewed by the editorial team
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