New Volkswagen Beetle Dune Cabriolet 2016 UK review - pictures

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<span>The Dune rides 10mm higher than standard Beetle</span>

<span>Visual changes include a slightly wider track, rugged bumpers, thicker side skirts and a new rear spoiler&nbsp;</span>

<span>Despite rugged looks, the Dune is offered in two-wheel drive form only&nbsp;</span>

<span>18-inch alloys finished in gold are fitted to test car</span>

<span>Fabric folding roof on the Dune is unchanged from standard Beetle Cabrio</span>

<span>Large rear diffuser stands out at the rear</span>

<span>Bi-xenon headlights fitted to test car are a pricey extra&nbsp;</span>

<span>Wing mirrors are finished in contrasting silver paintwork&nbsp;</span>

<span>Dune decals along the sides help distinguish unique model&nbsp;</span>

<span>Rear tail lights incorporate LED technology&nbsp;</span>

<span>Interior is largely unchanged and will be familiar to current Beetle owners</span>

<span>Steering wheel features extra Dune badging&nbsp;</span>

<span>Gear lever and handbrake have stitching to match the paintwork&nbsp;</span>

<span>Extra gauges on top of dashboard add a bit of retro appeal&nbsp;</span>

<span>Rear space in the Beetle Dune Cabrio is acceptable for two adults&nbsp;</span>

<span>Rear seats fold independently for extra luggage space</span>

<span>Boot capacity remains unchanged at 310-litres&nbsp;</span>