This 1969 Volkswagen Beetle with a 1,493cc air‑cooled flat‑four, 4-speed manual, power disc brakes, and 1,751 miles shown ...

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 ...

Not many cars can lay the same claim to fame as the Volkswagen Type 1, more affectionately referred to as a "Bug." Technically, the Type 1 didn't officially become the Beetle until 1968. If your ...

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 ...

Most enthusiast discussions about engines sometimes tend to boil down to V6 and V8 engines. They are the engines often associated with power and the flashier automobiles made throughout history.

1938 to 2003—that is the production period for the Volkswagen Type 1, or what we affectionately call the Beetle. That’s 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 ...