Volkswagen won't sell us their vans. Why not?

The 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 is the brand's newest entry into the electric car segment. Here is a comprehensive review of its specs and pricing.

The Volkswagen Corrado was a sports car from the late 1980s and unique in its own way, down to the

Volkswagen faced another round of Dieselgate settlements years after the scandal first arose. This time VW is paying out to New Hampshire and Montana.

Volkswagen says it is following Europe's emissions laws, but a VW owners group from Austria says that its emission controls are defeated under certain temperatures and altitudes which is illegal.

With its pioneering off-road features, the International Harvester Scout is a legendary SUV. The last year of production for the International Harvester Scout was 1980, and for many years the iconic model appeared to be dead. However, the Scout could be resurrected. Volkswagen may build an all-electric version of the iconic off-roader.

You've heard the schpeal by now. "Blah blah chip shortage... no new cars... yada yada." Unfortunately, that's still the case and you can't get a whole lot in the way of new cars right now. Evidently, that's good for those in a lease. A recent study found that several models, including the Volkswagen Tiguan and Chevy Camaro, are able to be bought out and sold for a profit because dealers need the inventory so badly.

Here's a look at the Volkswagen Harlequin, a Golf/Polo compact car model that's become famous for its multicolored exterior shell.

Anyone nostalgic for 1960s counter-culture will be blown away by this Volkswagen T2 Camper Van Lego set. Just wait until you see the interior details.

With the ID. LIFE, Volkswagen unveiled another model for its expanding lineup of ID electric vehicles. It’s a crossover that’s geared toward environmental sustainability and urban mobility. A production version of the ID. LIFE will be released in Europe in 2025 (priced at around $24,000), while an American arrival has not been ruled out.

Recently, at the IAA Auto Show in Munich, Germany, Volkswagen unveiled their newest electric vehicle concept, the Volkswagen ID.Life. Reportedly, you'll be able to play video games in this one, a-la Tesla Model S. Obviously, you can't drive and play. However, being able to game while you wait outside the house of the "be out in 5" friend beats sitting on Twitter wondering what's wrong with our world. Plus, with the way the chip shortage is going, you'll probably be able to get one of these before a PS5.

If you're looking for a three-row SUV to drive a large family around, you've got more options today than ever before. To stand out, the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas provides ample space, tech features, and agile handling. However, you don't need the largest engine or all of the most expensive options to get the best out of this three-row SUV.

The Volkswagen ID.Life is being described as a compact SUV, or mini-SUV which will debut in the lineup of VW’s starting in 2025.

The performance version of the Volkswagen ID.3 EV is the ID.3 GTX. It is a production version of the ID.X concept seen earlier this year. Unfortunately, the US won't get any ID.3 variants.

Drivers of the Volkswagen ID.4 have no shortage of technologies to aid and enhance their journeys. This includes the multi-function steering wheel. It has buttons to help control various vehicle features and functions. This includes buttons for cruise control, a travel assist feature, voice recognition, a digital display instrument cluster, and audio selections.

The 2022 Volkswagen Golf R comes equipped with many new features, including a powerful new 2.0-liter turbocharged direct-injection engine. This translates to a faster speed and quick acceleration. Additional performance upgrades include the new vehicle dynamics settings and new rear-axle torque vectoring feature, which help with handling and cornering abilities.

Volkswagen is planning to get rid of manual transmissions in all of its cars by 2030.

Climate change continues impacting lives and the environment. For that reason, everyone has a part to play in conserving the environment. That includes companies like Volkswagen Group of VW, BMW, and more. Unfortunately, when car manufacturers collude in emissions plots, such as in the case of Dieselgate, they deal that objective a blow.

A major flaw in BlackBerry software installed in certain Ford, Volkswagen, and other vehicles has left them vulnerable to nefarious hackers. And the results could be catastrophic.

The Volkswagen Jetta and Jetta GLI are both getting engine and styling updates for 2022. Is it enough to win over fans disappointed with the 2021 Jetta?