Cruise along any European street and ask any driver their favorite vehicle, and the answer is sure to elicit one of the “Big Five.” Of course, the Big Five consists of the best German Automakers: BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, and Volkswagen. The real MVP of the Big Five is Volkswagen; the automaker exemplifies quality material…
Photo credit: Volkswagen The 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 is an example of what all vehicles will start merging towards as the fight towards a cleaner future continues. The ID.4 was built on an MEB platform and the fully electric SUV is packed with amazing technology. Volkswagen has made it a point to focus on its fully…
The 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace is around the corner, and as a present for the future, the German automaker released a few details. Aside from the new mid-life update, Volkswagen unveiled the SUV’s pricing and specifications. Although it’s effortless to confuse the Tiguan Allspace with the Tiguan (especially with the new facelift), the Tiguan is…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen of America has named U.S Men’s National Team player Christian Pulisic as Brand Ambassador. As Ambassador for the brand, Pulisic will help spread the word of his favorite automaker brand. Volkswagen is dedicated to supporting the U.S Men’s National Soccer Team and Women’s team reaching new audiences across the world. Pulisic…
The 2022 Volkswagen Amarok is a midsize truck influenced by the Ford Ranger. Although the Amarok exterior looks nothing like the Ford Ranger, the mechanics are indistinguishable. Volkswagen intends to replicate the Ford Ranger Raptor Fighter with or without the Blue Oval’s assistance. The Drive reported that the ‘Das Automaker’ has its sights on the…
Volkswagen is in the hall of fame for distinguishing vehicles, and it doesn’t matter where VW vehicles stand out in the world. The Beetle is a masterpiece in the Volkswagen exhibition as a car with immense appreciation universally. Unfortunately, Volkswagen discontinued the Beetle in 2019, but the Wolfsburg legacy continues. Since the discontinuance of the…
The year was 1979, and the German engineers of Volkswagen were preparing to unveil a cardinal piece of history. Production of the Volkswagen Jetta is constant and, since 2014, has maintained 14 million units sold. Thus, the Jetta sells over 100,000 units annually with the well-deserved title of Volkswagen America’s number one selling car. …
