A classic VW Beetle may be one of the most familiar shapes on the road, but this German-built restomod rethinks what that ...

The bug features 17 battery modules from a Porsche Taycan, feeding a rear-axle motor from a Tesla Model S Performance, ...

A WAVE of discontinued motors – everything from everyday hatchbacks to recognisable icons – is closing in on becoming modern ...

Locals in Pawleys Island have a special affection for classic vehicles. The coastal South Carolina town is home to many nostalgic retirees, and on weekends its streets see plenty of restored ‘60s-era ...

ST. MARYS – Pat Hammer isn’t bothered by the fact that her husband, Joe, is not keen on the idea of her driving his 1972 Corvette. “That’s OK with me,” she says. “I have my bug that I would rather ...

Experience the charm of the Volkswagen Beetle, also known as the Type 1 or Käfer. This iconic car, produced by Volkswagen from 1938 to 2003, was designed as an affordable "people's car" for the German ...

The seller of today's Nice Price or No Dice VW Beetle describes the custom convertible as being "Super Rare and Super Unique!!!" We'll have to see if its price tag also makes it super desirable. In ...

There's never been a car quite like the Volkswagen Beetle. It's the most mass-produced car sold before the Toyota Corolla, with over 21 million made over its 65-year lifespan (even with a pause in ...

There are few people on this earth who, gearhead or not, are unaware of the Volkswagen Beetle. Whether one’s exposure comes from seeing Herbie on television, Vocho cabs in Mexico, or yards of the ...

During that time, 21,529,464 examples were produced, more than any other automotive nameplate except the Toyota Corolla, which was built on many unrelated platforms as a Corolla in name only. The VW ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Speaker 1: Our first annual International Volkswagen Bus Day is officially on.

When the Beetle first hit the road after the Second World War, it was known simply as the Volkswagen — a German word for “the people’s car.” Ferdinand Porsche and his team had designed the model to be ...