An ID.4 you get from Bud Brown Volkswagen or any other electric vehicle becomes much more satisfying to own if you can charge it at home. You can plug your car in when you get home for the day, and it will be fully charged and ready for you in the morning. Unless you drive…
Automakers tout their safety all the time, and they often emphasize the point by showing families. But family members who are often not shown are the most vulnerable. By that, we refer to infants, toddlers, and very small children. Specifically, those who sit not on the car seats but in aftermarket rear and forward-facing baby…
Those familiar with Volkswagen may be aware of their plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, which builds the Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, and the ID.4. Less known are the research centers Volkswagen has across the country, including a key facility about 100 miles away from Chattanooga in Knoxville, Tennessee. Volkswagen’s Knoxville Innovation Hub works in collaboration…
The 2024 Volkswagen ID.4 has arrived here at Bud Brown Volkswagen in Olathe, Kansas, so if you are considering jumping into electrification, we recommend you check it out today. Although the nameplate is only a couple of years old, the ID.4 has already been revamped this year as VW takes strides to perfect its new…
The first-ever ID. Buzz is part of Volkswagen’s ID all-electric family and features three rows of seats, specifically for the American market, as well as available All-Wheel Drive with 330 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque. This electric homage to the original Volkswagen Microbus will certainly become a favorite of Microbus enthusiasts and families at…
From the moment the Volkswagen new Beetle arrived in our Bud Brown Volkswagen showroom in 1997, people were asking “What about the minibus?” The vehicle officially went by a few names: Type 2, T1, Kombi, and Samba, yet most everyone simply knew it as the “minibus” or just “bus”. Volkswagen responded with a minibus concept…
