In today’s world, there are lots of options when you start to look for your next car. With all of the cars available, though, it makes it that much more impressive that Volkswagen has just delivered its 1.5 millionth all-electric ID. vehicle. The vehicle was delivered from the VW plant in Emden, Germany, with Minister…
When it comes to safety, Volkswagen thinks of everything to ensure your family gets where you want to be. That includes making sure that your children ride securely in our vehicles using their child safety seats. Cars.com tests every vehicle sold in this country through their Car Seat Check program to make sure that child…
The new 2025 Volkswagen Tiguan has been getting a lot of praise lately. The elevated interior matches the new exterior design. That, along with the upcoming 2026 Tiguan SEL R-Line Turbo and its more powerful driveline, the future looks bright for this model. Consumer Reports recently purchased a 2025 Tiguan SE 4Motion to test for…
In September, the Volkswagen Golf GTI celebrated the 50th anniversary of its global debut. Since then, it has sparked the imagination of enthusiasts the world over. The Golf GTI has been the blueprint for all “hot hatches” and “sport compacts” since then. For 2025, the Golf GTI continues to set the standard for the sport…
It is a testament to how much things have changed that the company that once famously told us to “Think Small” now produces a vehicle that is 16 feet, 8 inches long, 7 feet, 4 inches wide, comfortably seats seven people, and is called Atlas. But Volkswagen means “people’s car,” and most people have families….
The first vehicle owned by the humble writer of this piece was a 1969 VW Beetle, which he promptly cut in half and transformed into a flatbed pickup truck. The second car was a 1969 Karmann Ghia that was mostly left untouched. Among all the things those vehicles had in common, what left the most…
It was a bit mixed a century ago, but before long, cars and trucks standardized their controls, using both arms and legs. Both hands shared steering duties, allowing each to shift gears, use turn signals, and operate other controls. The right foot handled acceleration and braking, while the now mostly unused left foot was responsible…
Facing the complaint that EVs are too expensive, Inside EVs, which focuses on electric vehicles, reviewed models with MSRPs under $40,000. Although the selection was limited, there are enough options for a thorough comparison. The $40,000 limit excluded many models with all-wheel drive (AWD), typically involving a second motor; therefore, most reviewed models were either…
“All good things must come to an end.” This saying highlights the topic of this post: the Federal Tax Credit for EVs. The EV tax credit is ending on September 30, 2025, so if you’ve been considering a Volkswagen ID.4, this September is the best time to act. Bud Brown Volkswagen shares more details. The…
The compact crossover class is the most popular in the industry. But as with all things automotive, prices have gradually increased over time. When a category you’re interested in becomes too expensive, one shopping trick is to look for a model one segment lower that punches above its weight. A perfect example of such a…
