Volkswagen Iroc

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Not to be confused with the General Motors car named "Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z" or the racing series in which the car is named after, International Race of Champions; abbreviated as IROC.

The Volkswagen Iroc is a concept car presented at the 2006 Paris Motor Show. Featuring a three-door hatchback body style and about as large as the Golf, it is a prefiguration of the future Volkswagen Scirocco. The name itself is a play over Scirocco, since its name consists of the central letters of the word Scirocco. It is powered by a 210 bhp version of VW's TSI twincharged engine

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