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Volkswagen Passat and Beetle Engine Lineups Altered for 2018 With Tiguan's 2.0T
Volkswagen of America confirmed last evening via email the alteration of the Passat and Beetle engine lineups for the 2018 model year.
The Volkswagen Passat GT Concept is Heading to Production
The 2018 Volkswagen Passat GT will arrive before the end of the year.
Another Volkswagen Diesel Fix Has Been Approved
A fix for 84,390 Volkswagen Passat diesel vehicles has been approved.
Volkswagen Passat GT Concept is Here to Prove VW Has Style
Volkswagen has revealed what it will show off at the 2016 LA Auto Show, the new Passat GT Concept.
Volkswagen Receives Approval in Germany for Diesel Fix
Volkswagen has received approval for a software solution that will fix more than 800,000 diesel vehicles in Germany.
Volkswagen is Bringing Cool Tuner Cars to an Event Near You
Volkswagen is planning to attend numerous automotive events this summer with a five-car enthusiast fleet.
2016 Volkswagen Passat Diesel Production Halted
Production of the 2016 Volkswagen Passat diesel has been halted at the German automaker’s plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Volkswagen Models Recalled for Brake Issue
When it rains it pours; Volkswagen has announced a recall in the U.S. not related to its diesel scandal.
2016 Volkswagen Passat Review
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.
How Come Other Automaker's Diesels Can Meet US Emissions Standards?
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.