Why The Mk2 Volkswagen Scirocco Is Cool @Matteo_Licata
Why The Mk2 Volkswagen Scirocco Is Cool  @Matteo_Licata
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Thanks to its cocktail of practicality, sweet handling, and sharp Giugiaro lines, the first #Scirocco was a smash hit, selling over half a million copies. So it's understandable that, when designing the second generation, #Volkswagen did what it does best: evolve and refine a winning formula.
Still based on the predecessor's "A1" platform, but with a more elongate body that provided more headroom and luggage space while reducing aerodynamic drag, the 1981 Scirocco wasn't designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, but you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise.
Much like the #Mk2 Golf that came two years later, the second generation of the Scirocco was a broader, rounder interpretation of Giugiaro's original concept. Around 290.000 second-gen Sciroccos were sold between 1981 and 1992, when the nameplate was discontinued.
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