Search and Rescue Pickup Concept
Volkswagen revealed their one tonne pickup study at the 2008 IAA Commercial Vehicle Show in September; the SAR Pickup measures 5.18 metres (17 ft) in length and 1.9 metres (6 ft 3 in) in width, and the 1.55 metres (5 ft 1 in) long cargo bed can carry a Euro sized broad pallet sideways.
SAR Pickup concept also was equipped for Lifeguards with: four mobile CB radios, flashlights, first aid kit with a defibrillator, binoculars, two safety helmets, removable neoprene seats for hard wearing, and a blue light roof module with integrated searchlight.
Possible production features that were on the concept: radio navigation system controlled by a multifunction touch screen, differential locks, cable winch and the rear logo opens the tailgate.
2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at Melbourne International Motor Show 2009
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at IAA 2008
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2008 SAR Concept Pickup at IAA 2008
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