Volkswagen (Page 28)

The commercial for the redesigned seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf includes Depeche Mode's classic song 'People Are People.'

Oprah 2012 VW Beetle winners are returning to Chicago to donate their time and services to two very worthwhile organizations.

Volkswagen is celebrating 75 years of the Beetle by taking a 2013 Beetle Turbo and turning it into the ultra-high-performance VWvortex Super Beetle.

Still in its first generation, the 2012 VW Tiguan was adopted by Volkswagen from Auto 5000 and is still working on its first million in global sales.

Volkswagen looks to increase its share of the U.S. sport utility vehicle market by adding a third SUV to its lineup.

VW has quietly worked on a hybrid that would bring much needed competition to the mild hybrid inflow of cars on our roads. Find out how much it will cost you.

The 2013 Volkswagen Touareg is celebrating a significant milestone and the German automaker has built the new Edition X to mark the achievement.

While Volkswagen plans to introduce their redesigned droptop bug at the 2012 Los Angeles Auto Show later this year, the company has offered up a first look at the 2013 VW Beetle Convertible via a collection of pictures that seem to give us a great look at the new convertible without giving us a clear look at the new top – presumably saving that for the big debut in November.

The new Volkswagen Golf BlueMotion concept has a fuel-sipping diesel powertrain making it one of the most fuel-efficient cars on the planet.

The Volkswagen Beetle is getting sportier with an all-new R-Line package both inside and out.

Don't ever accuse Volkswagen of not trying something different when it comes to marketing.

The all-new 2014 Volkswagen Golf has broken cover in Berlin and is lighter and more fuel efficient than the previous generation model.

While we haven’t heard much from the folks at Volkswagen in terms of hybrids and even less when it comes to plug-in hybrid, the German manufacturer has been testing its intriguing diesel plug-in hybrid.

Proving that hybrid cars do not have to be slow, a modified 2013 Volkswagon Jetta Hybrid took to the salt during the SCTA Speed Week at Bonneville to prove it's mettle.

Tim Mahoney, Volkswagen of America’s Executive Vice President and Chief Product and Marketing Officer will address the Motor Press Guild (MPG) in Los Angeles August 21 on the brand’s strategy for growth and plans for a new American themed campaign.

The challenge is simple, what car, current or past would make for the perfect electric car conversion? The field is wide and many older, lighter cars are being retired.

Volkswagen AG (Aktiengesellschaft) announced yesterday that they have officially completed the terms to purchase the remaining stock of the Porsche – giving Volkswagen full ownership of the German sports car (and SUV) maker.

It’s probably fair to day that VW, despite its quality reputation hasn’t been the “greenest” car manufacturer in the world and has been more than timid embracing the electric drive.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced a recall of select 2012 Volkswagen Beetle models that are equipped with summer performance tires over a concern that these tires could lead to an over-loading or under-inflation issue that could increase the chances of an accident.

Volkswagen Auto Group has confirmed that the 2013 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible will debut later this year at the 2012 LA Auto Show – introducing the world to the production version of the new open-aired Beetle.

While Volkswagen Auto Group has been busy this last week telling the world about their 2013 model year lineup for their various brands, company Vice President of Product Marketing & Strategy Rainer Michel recently told the folks at AOL that for 2014, the Volkswagen Jetta will drop the 2.5L inline-5 engine for a new turbocharged 4-cylinder mill.

It has been a long time coming but yesterday it became official, the Volkswagen Auto Group has reached an agreement to purchase the remaining 50.1% of Porsche SE automotive group that they do not already own – thus making Volkswagen AG the controlling owner of the luxury sports car builder.

Volkswagen and Fiat would both like a piece of the considerable U.S. commercial vehicle market, a significant share of the sales projected to reach 21 million vehicles worldwide by 2015.

The consumer review site took issue with the Beetle's poor handling and prevalent road noise.

Volkswagen's march to world dominance may just come on the back of diesel models like the VW Beetle TDI Clean Diesel coupe that has a starting price of $23,295.

Volkswagen has announced the addition of four new models to the lineup from the Scirocco, Beetle, CC and Polo models.