Volkswagen is celebrating a milestone – 75 years of selling vehicles in the United States. The journey began in 1949 when two Volkswagen Beetles were imported, marking the start of Full Article »
Volkswagen is set to revolutionize the driving experience by integrating ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence-based chatbot, into its IDA voice assistant. This groundbreaking functionality is being presented in collaboration with technology Full Article »
Volkswagen enthusiasts can anticipate the arrival of the first electric version of the iconic Golf GTI in 2026, according to Andreas Mindt, Volkswagen’s head of design. Mindt shared this exciting Full Article »
Volkswagen bids farewell to the beloved manual transmission Golf, a choice once cherished by driving enthusiasts worldwide, and to celebrate the send-off for this iconic gearbox VW gives us a Full Article »
The Volkswagen Golf GTI has been a benchmark for hatchbacks and for the 2022 model year it gets a full redesign but retains the enjoyable hot-hatch character that enthusiasts have Full Article »
The Volkswagen Golf has long been a benchmark for the compact car segment in hatchback form and continues to thrive in such an endeavor with the latest 2017 model year. Full Article »
Volkswagen’s long-famed Golf has been a big staple for the brand in offering a consistent and versatile vehicle that appealed to a wide spectrum of people, including hard-core enthusiasts when Full Article »
This week, it is HOT in sunny Florida. Moreover, our garage is somewhat hot with Volkswagen’s latest hot pocket-rocket hatchback, the new Golf R. >> Get the best price on the Volkswagen Golf Full Article »
The votes are in for the North American Car and Truck of the year with the all-new 2015 Volkswagen Golf and 2015 Ford F-150 taking home the win. Announced today Full Article »
What Motor Trend is dubbing as the Jack of all trades, has won the over to choose the new Volkswagen Golf as the 2015 Motor Trend Car Of The Year. Full Article »
This is the stuff of dreams and unicorn tears when Volkswagen places 400 horsepower on paper for a new Golf (GTI?). I can actually remember a time when tuners and Full Article »
Even though today’s media culture has up-rooted itself from the traditional paper-print media, some of the original automotive publications remain to be a valid staple in determining benchmark vehicles. Car Full Article »
