#VolkswagenBeetle

As the saying goes, it’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye… or until someone overcorrects and slams into a guardrail.

The Volkswagen Beetle as it stands today will die, but VW may have different plans for the iconic nameplate in the future.

There’s something about cars and clothing that go together like sneakers and sweatpants.

Here’s the thing about fun cars: They don’t always have to be fast.

The VW Beetle Dune Concept caught the eye of VW enthusiasts back at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show and the German company turned that attention into something very interesting. Amid all the diesel scandals and emission concerns, the folks at VW are offering another trim level for the Beetle, and this takes the Bug in a whole new direction.

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.

Now that  Volkswagen has essentially confirmed the Beetle is here to stay, what else does the German automaker have up its sleeves?

Reports that the Volkswagen Beetle may be discontinued have been proven false. 

As iconic as the Volkswagen Beetle is, it may not be long for this world.

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

Starting next month, Volkswagen Beetle shoppers will be able to opt for a Premium Package.

Like ‘em or not, nicknames are a way of life. Perhaps you were called four eyes as a child because of your glasses. If your teeth were bedazzled with braces train tracks may have been a more appropriate term of endearment.

Volkswagen has recalled over 26,000 vehicles for a possible fire hazard.

Volkswagen has requested its dealerships to stop selling four vehicles starting immediately.

Volkswagen is celebrating 65 years of its iconic Beetle model in the U.S.