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"This concept from VW&amp;#039;s Spanish unit could be considered the little brother of the Scirocco. Built on the subcompact Lupo platform, the front-drive Bocanegra boasts a twin-turbo, direct-injection 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine driving the front wheels through a 7-speed dual-clutch, sequential-shift gearbox.   The name Bocanegra means &amp;quot;black mouth&amp;quot; in Spanish, which is reflected by the black front bumper and grille surround. LED headlamps, arranged in a circle, peer out from tinted lens covers. The small 3-door hatch has sharp character lines along the side, while brake cooling ducts up front, 19-in. wheels and a rear diffuser contribute to the car&amp;#039;s overall muscular look.   Inside, the sport seats feature a quilted leather texture with red bolsters and a red center console providing contrast to the lacquer black finish of the dash. The three-spoke sport steering wheel features a squared-off bottom.   Designed as a replacement for the current Ibezia B-class car (which competes with the likes of the new Ford Fiesta), the Bocanegra was designed by Seat chief designer Luc Donckerwolke, who previously worked at Lamborghini, hence the car&amp;#039;s aggressive looks. Unfortunately, Seat has no plans for U.S. exports. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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