If you listen to music on vinyl, wear horn-rimmed glasses, have a thing for fancy hats or even know what vacuum tubes are, you might be a retro enthusiast.

The chief of Volkswagen’s design department and the man who designed the Audi R8, Walter de Silva, is leaving the company.

Volkswagen will begin to fix the cars in the U.S. affected by its diesel emissions scandal in February, according to a source close to the matter.

With the prospect of attracting new diesel customers to the fold unlikely, Volkswagen of America is taking steps to ensure current TDI owners stay with the brand.

When it rains it pours; Volkswagen has announced a recall in the U.S. not related to its diesel scandal.

Approximately 800,000 more Volkswagen vehicles worldwide are possibly emitting higher CO2 levels than stated.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has determined the 3.0-liter V6 diesel engine used by Volkswagen is also equipped with a defeat device.

Volkswagen of America is offering to buy back some used vehicles from its U.S. dealerships at pre-crisis prices.

Volkswagen is still planning on investing $900 million into its plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

The Volkswagen Group’s diesel scandal is costing the company a lot of money.

After briefly losing the top global sales position to Volkswagen in the first half of 2015, Toyota has regained its lead as the world’s biggest automaker.

A recently analysis shows that Volkswagen diesel vehicle prices have declined nearly 16 percent in the wake of its diesel scandal.

Volkswagen has confirmed that its EA288 diesel engines aren’t affected by the recent emissions scandal.

Another Volkswagen diesel engine is under investigation for possibly using the defeat device to cheat emissions tests.

For weeks now, any news about Volkswagen has been dominated by the company’s ongoing emissions dustup; anything else this German automaker is involved with or working on has been obscured by a diesel smokescreen.

One month into Volkswagen’s diesel scandal, it appears that the German automaker’s sales haven’t taken a significant hit.

Volkswagen owners can now look up their vehicle by VIN to see if they own a cheating diesel model.

Pricing for the redesigned 2016 VW Passat has been released. 

Volkswagen’s head of diesel engine development from 2006-2010 has reportedly been suspended.

The repercussions of Volkswagen’s diesel scandal are becoming more clear as the German auto regulator is forcing VW to recall 2.4 million cars outfitted with defeat devices designed to cheat emissions testing.

Volkswagen has confirmed to U.S. regulators that its 2016 diesel models run additional suspect software that potentially helps the exhaust systems run cleaner during testing.

The Volkswagen diesel scandal could involve at least 30 managers, according to a recent report.

The man recently put in charge to run Volkswagen North America has quit before even officially starting his new job.

Paramount Pictures and Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company has secured the rights to create a movie on the Volkswagen diesel scandal.

Volkswagen has announced a renewed focus on electrification and will lead its post-diesel scandal EV push with an all-electric Phaeton.

Volkswagen’s ongoing emissions scandal has devastated the German automaker. Its stock price has plummeted by about 30 percent and any goodwill it had with consumers has likely evaporated. But the collateral damage from this fiasco has also given diesels a black mark.

When Volkswagen finally recalls its diesel vehicles, owners may be in for a surprise once they get their vehicles “fixed.”

Volkswagen’s US CEO Michael Horn revealed more details on the company’s emissions scandal during his Congressional testimony. 

Volkswagen has withdrawn its application for EPA certification on its 2016 model year diesel vehicles.

Volkswagen has announced that its massive recall for cars fit with emissions cheating software will begin in January. 

Fiat Chrysler is looking to take advantage of all the bad press Volkswagen is getting.

Celebrate Halloween in style this year with a timely costume by embracing the Volkswagen diesel scandal.

Volkswagen is hoping to prevent possible owner defections in wake of its diesel scandal by offering a $2,000 customer loyalty incentive this month.

Toyota tops the list of automakers in Interbrand’s 2015 best global brands list.

With Volkswagen potentially facing fines for its dieselgate scandal that will cost it billions of dollars, the company may be looking at ways to shed some of its bigger assets to make some extra cash.

A Switzerland-based finance company estimates that Volkswagen’s worst case scenario from the diesel scandal will cost it $87 billion.

Volkswagen and Audi engines have been suspended from participating in Ward’s annual 10 Best Engines competition until further notice, regardless of whether or not they are the engines affected by the “dieselgate” scandal.

Two weeks after admitting to cheating on U.S. EPA diesel emissions tests, Volkswagen is still not sure if it did the same in Europe.

Nearly two-thirds of vehicle owners in a recent survey do not trust Volkswagen.

You can’t avoid news of Volkswagen’s diesel scandal, and it seems like everyone has an opinion on it.

While it’s difficult to directly tie deaths to Volkswagen’s diesel scandal, an analysis shows just how deadly it could be.

Green Car Journal is rescinding awards previously given to Volkswagen and Audi diesel models for Green Car of the Year in wake of the “dieselgate” scandal.

Another class action lawsuit has been filed against Volkswagen for its dieselgate scandal.

It was only a matter of time before Volkswagen became the center of attention for comedians.

Volkswagen has released some details on how it plans to fix 11 million diesel cars that have software meant to cheat emissions tests, though the announcement is still light on details. 

Volkswagen said it will announce a recall for the 11 million vehicles affected by the diesel emissions scandal in the next few days. 

Bosch reportedly warned Volkswagen on its illegal software use in 2007 but the German automaker ignored the warnings.

Resigning just last week as the biggest casualty of the DieselGate scandal, Volkswagen’s CEO is now facing possible criminal charges.

Volkswagen is more likely to see a fine in the area of $3.2 billion than $18 billion, according to a recent analysis.

Volkswagen has appointed the Chairmen of Porsche, Matthias Müller, as its new CEO.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced its intention to step up its emissions testing of diesel vehicles in the wake of Volkswagen’s emissions scandal. 

Volkswagen and its TDI diesel engines could be responsible for nearly one-million tons of extra pollution per year.

More high-level executives are expected to be dismissed at Volkswagen over the diesel emissions scandal. 

Volkswagen’s world records set using TDI diesel engines could be in jeopardy. 

Volkswagen CEO Dr. Martin Winterkorn has officially resigned in the wake of a scandal over falsified diesel emissions. 

Amid Volkswagen’s giant diesel scandal, the German automaker is offering financial assistance to its U.S. dealers.

The first of what will likely be many lawsuits has been filed against Volkswagen for diesel emissions fraud.

Volkswagen lost a lot of money in the two days following the announcement that its diesel engines aren’t as clean as advertised.

Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn and VW U.S. CEO Michael Horn have now both had their chance to address the company’s diesel emissions scandal, and both of them have been very apologetic. 

Volkswagen might not be the only automaker cheating on diesel emissions tests.