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Volkswagen Up!
The Up! marks Volkswagen's return to its roots. Like the original Beetle, the Up! concept car is an ultra-small rear-engine vehicle. VW calls it a "city specialist."

All the seats, except for the driver's seat, in this concept version can be folded and removed. There's one neat feature with a slim chance of making it to a production version: inflatable rear seat cushions that can be pumped up to suit an occupant's preference.

VW showed a version of the Up! at last year's Los Angeles Auto Show, but it hasn't made any announcement about selling a production version in the U.S.

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