Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche are recalling cars over the same issue: a fuel leak. 

 We have a number of interesting cars to test out this week, including a few exotics and performance products. Read all about it on AutoGuide Now.

Two of Germany’s biggest are teaming up to enhance the U.S. electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Safety should be an important consideration for anyone buying a new car, but it’s probably your top priority with a family to haul around.

The first signs of a follow-up to the current Volkswagen CC might show up in March.

Toyota sold more than 10.23 million vehicles last year, a figure that was enough to make it the largest car company in the world … again.

Volkswagen’s product offensive may be larger than just new crossovers and SUVs. 

Direct injection offers numerous benefits over port fuel delivery but could it be a bigger headache than it’s worth?

This model year marks the introduction of the seventh generation Volkswagen Golf.

Volkswagen’s next-generation Tiguan compact crossover won’t make an auto show debut until late 2016 at the earliest.

Volkswagen is planning to increase its presence in the U.S.

Volkswagen is getting ready to go on the offensive in the SUV market and the brand has just revealed the Cross Coupe GTE Concept on the eve of the 2015 Detroit Auto Show. 

This is the first year for AutoGuide.com covering the Consumer Electronics Show. This year, as expected, automobiles had a huge presence at the show.

January is upon us and another 12-month span is in the books. Like tales of Genghis Kahn’s epic Eurasian conquests or new episodes of I Love Lucy, 2014 is history and what a year it was.

Volkswagen is giving its Golf R a high-tech conceptual interior to go with its high-performance powertrain.

Volkswagen customers in the future will be able to have a connected car experience no matter regardless of the phone they use.

Volkswagen is recalling several of its models for a potential fire hazard.

The 2015 Volkswagen Jetta is being recalled for a software glitch that can affect its headlights.

The most powerful production Volkswagen Golf model ever offered in the U.S. will be up for pre-order next month.

The European Car of the Year Finalists have been announced with seven nominees chosen from a list of 32 candidates.

Get ready because AutoGuide.com will be announcing its Car of the Year 2015 next week.

Each year, WardsAuto evaluates and determines its top 10 best engines and this year, its editors evaluated 37 all-new or improved powertrains before choosing its favorites.

Finalists for the North American Car and Truck of the Year Awards were just announced in Detroit.

Maybe you’ve noticed the updated Volkswagen Touareg. Scratch that, it’s a safer bet you haven’t seen one of these premium crossovers. Enhanced for 2015 the vehicle gains a variety of features that are sure to please drivers, even if they have a hard time seeing them.

The Volkswagen GTI has a cult following of drivers who have the “hots” for German hatches and justifiably so.

Volkswagen is in the early stages of developing a sedan that will bridge the gap between the Passat and Phaeton.

Volkswagen plans to give the 2015 Detroit Auto Show a preview of its upcoming three-row crossover.

Volkswagen might be doing electric car owners a solid in the near future that could see the range of their cars tripled.

It’s that time of year again.

If you thought the only thing missing from the Volkswagen Golf R was a manual transmission, there’s good news. You just need to wait a little bit longer than everyone else.

Volkswagen is hard at work on its eighth-generation Golf and when it debuts in 2017 it will be loaded with new technology.

Volkswagen offers diesels, hybrids, electric cars and even plug-in hybrids depending on the market. And while a new promising fuel-source – hydrogen -was shown off at the 2014 LA Auto Show, the German company isn’t saying all future cars will run on this technology.

California is the U.S. hotbed for green cars. Yes, the Golden state has a gargantuan soft spot for alternative fuel, even if it means being a habitually early adopter.

Volkswagen plans to offer new all-wheel drive vehicles in the U.S.

As the old adage goes, speed costs money and your velocity is directly proportional to the size of your bank account. Going fast usually ain’t cheap.

In case you haven’t heard there was an auto show in Los Angeles recently and it was a pretty big deal. Manufacturers from around the world descended on Lalaland to show off their latest products.

Commercials during the Super Bowl have become almost as famous as the big game itself and this year one of the favorites is dropping out. 

Packing nearly 400 horsepower, the Golf R 400 is the most extreme Golf ever built, and it made its debut here at the 2014 LA Auto Show

No, this isn’t a picture from your Gran Turismo video game – it was taken right at the 2014 LA Auto Show floor, where the Volkswagen GTI Roadster made its North American debut.

Proving that station wagons don’t have to be boring the “Volks” at VW revealed their Golf R Variant at the Los Angeles Auto Show. This European estate marries family-friendly versatility with tire-smoking performance, well, not exactly.

Making its North American debut at the 2014 LA Auto Show is the Volkswagen GTI Roadster, a roofless variant of the German hot-hatch.

With its debut at the L.A. Auto Show Volkswagen fans everywhere are almost guaranteed to be salivating at the possibility of a production version of the Golf R 400. 

Volkswagen just revealed the  hydrogen-powered Golf HyMotion at the 2014 L.A. Auto Show.

Volkswagen has released full pricing details on the hottest version of the 2015 Golf.

Volkswagen has pulled the wraps off the latest family-hauler turned sports car before it is formally revealed at the LA Auto Show, though it is all a big tease.  

Volkswagen is capping the year off by bringing two particularly exciting concept cars to the 2014 L.A. Auto Show.

Volkswagen continues to advance its diesel engine technology.

This year’s SEMA Show topped AutoGuide.com‘s most viral news stories of the week.

You’re looking at the latest crazy creation out of SEMA, a wide-body VW Beetle that’s designed thanks to some help from Tanner Foust and Porsche tuner RAUH-Welt Begriff.