VW Touareg Does An Unbelievable Feat

A Volkswagen Touareg did quite an unbelievable feat.busy London. And yes, the Volkswagen Touareg V10
No, it cannot jump right out of buildings or even scaleTDI did not just tow the Boeing 747-200 for some
vertical heights. What a Volkswagen Touareg V10 TDImere inches. In fact, the vehicle did tow the airplane for
did was to actually able to tow a Boeing 747-200.seven complete turns on the mentioned runway. Talk
Yes, compared to the Boeing 747-200 (a hugeabout power.
airplane), the Volkswagen Touareg V10 TDI becomesTo be able to have the Volkswagen Touareg V10 TDI
a small dwarf. However, size did not matter in this, justtow a huge airplane, the company actually outfitted a
like how David defeated the giant Goliath. The airplanestandard production unit of the mentioned make with a
weighed around 155 tonnes but the Volskwagenspecial towing adaptor. This adaptor was actually
Touareg V10 TDI was able to tow the huge vehicle. Itconnected to the vehicle and to the airplanes towing
was not disclosed however if little parts of the vehiclelink. To make sure that it does detach itself from the
like the Volkswagen accessories were damagedconnecting device, the company also loaded the
because of the pressure that it had to go through.adaptor with 4.3 tonnes of metal ballast. The total
The whole event was attended by personnel andweight of the vehicle (including the driver) was over
even engineers from the Volkswagen Cars itself.seven tonnes or around 7030 kilograms.
There were even spectators and passers by whoIf you think there some special things running
were quite amused by the sight of a little Volkswagenunderneath the hood of the Volkswagen Touareg,
towing a huge airplane that they stopped to watch.there are actually none. You see, even the engine, the
Where did the little car tow the huge airplane? It allair suspension, wheels, structure, and tires that were
happened on the auxiliary runway at the Dunsfoldmounted on the Volkswagen Touareg V10 TDI can all
Aerodrome which is located forty miles south west ofbe found on all production vehicles.