Close-up of the most unique "car" of the 2018 World Cup season
This Volkswagen Beetle is dressed in a new "coat" with 15,000 player stickers.
If you thought watching every single match of the 2018 World Cup or talking about every single match was enough to make you a World Cup fan, then what this fan did took it to the next level. A Brazilian football fan - believed to be YouTube star Henrique Pedrotti - decorated his Volkswagen Beetle with 15,000 football player silhouettes, creating a look that is truly unique and guaranteed to be one of a kind.
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| The Volkswagen Beetle was completely transformed with 15,000 Panini stickers. |
According to the owner, the Volskwagen Bettle is still operable, and he plans to maintain its unique football-inspired appearance for the next 6 weeks - until the biggest football tournament on the planet taking place in Russia officially ends.
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| The car owner promises to keep the stickers until the 2018 World Cup ends. |
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| The car is currently located in Sao Paulo, Brazil and is still operational. |
Fondly nicknamed “the Beetle” by enthusiasts, the Volkswagen Beetle was produced from 1938 to 2003. By 2002, statistics showed that more than 21 million Volkswagen Beetles had been produced. However, by 2003, production had dropped to a low of 30,000 from a peak of 1.3 million in 1971. VW officially announced the end of the Volkswagen Beetle line in June 2003, citing declining market demand.
The last Volkswagen Beetle (serial number 21,529,464) rolled off the assembly line in Puebla, Mexico, on July 30, 2003, 65 years after its debut. The final car was transferred from the company's museum in Wolfsburg, Germany.
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| The car is currently located in Sao Paulo, Brazil and is still operational. |
