Classic Volkswagen Vehicles for Sale

(Editor’s  note: June 6 has been designated as National Drive-In Movie Day. According to the NationalDayCalendar.com, Richard Hollingshead Jr. established the first drive-in movie theater in Camden, New Jersey, on June 6, 1933. His facility had a 40 x 50-foot screen and room for 400 cars. By the late 1950s there were around 4,000 drive-in […]

Tanner Foust knows donuts, and in celebration of National Donut Today (June 5), the Volkswagen driver is demonstrating his skills not only on the tarmac but in the kitchen. “Tanner Foust knows how to cook up a proper donut – at least of the automotive kind,” says Volkswagen of America. “The Volkswagen R brand ambassador […]

If you remember when Volkswagen introduced its Golf hatchback to the American automotive marketplace, you might not want to admit it. That’s because it was 45 years ago, when the hatchback was badged for U.S. distribution as the Rabbit. Fast forward to 2020 and the Golf is well into its seventh-generation platform update and available […]

In these strange times, there are many questions people are trying to answer. Such as, with things opening up so that you can take your classic car on a road trip, what do you do if that drive lasts more than an afternoon? Would you really want to stay in a hotel, Airbnb or VRBO […]

While many movie theaters remain closed, even as some states start to re-open this month, you can still get your film fix from home, says volkswagen.  Whether you want to watch something new or revisit an old favorite, these 10 movies featuring classic Volkswagen models are perfect for any mood.  The films are available for […]

With beaches, sand dunes and various off-road venues opening back up as the world emerges — at least temporarily — from the coronavirus pandemic, there should be opportunities to enjoy such vehicles as the Pick of the Day, a 1971 Volkswagen Sand Rail.  Advertised on ClassicCars.com for $10,500 by a dealership group’s showroom in Tampa, […]

Few vehicles in history have been as recognizable, as prevalent and as loved as the VW Beetle.  If you ever got punched in the arm by a friend who shouted “slug bug” when he or she saw a Beetle, you can relate to just how easy they are to spot.  The iconic shape and fun […]

“I remember seeing the Karmann Ghia as a little girl and thinking this was such a symbol of my parents in the 70s. Yellow, compact, cool and ready to go at any moment, it symbolized their adventures and love. When I was old enough to start thinking about driving, I discussed with my dad if I […]

Automakers and design studios were fascinated in the 1960s and early ‘70s with the performance potential for low-slung and wedge-shaped vehicles. Among them were the C-111 series by Mercedes-Benz, the Modulo by Pininfarina, Italdesign’s Maserati-based Boomerang, the Bertone-designed Lancia Stratos, Ferrari’s 512S and, at the start of the 1980s, the ARVW. ARVW was short for […]

The first time I saw the 2020 Volkswagen Arteon (pronounced, says VW of America, as R-Tee-on) was during Monterey Car Week 2019. The sleek sedan was painted in a shade VW calls Kurkuma Yellow Metallic and it glistened golden in the Pacific coastal sunlight as it made its way up the driveway in front the […]