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Gallery: HPerformance’s Volkswagen R32

Although the Mk4 R32 is now more than a decade old, it still looks as fresh as ever.  As such, it is still very much a darling of the aftermarket tuning scene, with new examples showing up at each enthusiast events and tuner shows across the globe.  HPerformance’s car is no exception, with power bumped to 500hp, and heavily modified both inside and out. Rather than get bogged down in prose, we’ve posted a gallery of the car which can be seen below.

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