The Volkswagen Beetle — also known as the Volkswagen Type 1, or VW Bug, Käfer, Vocho, Fusca, Cocinelle, Maggiolino, Punch Buggy or some other countless variation depending on where and when you ...

This classic German economy car nearly hit six figures after a flurry of bidding came during the final day of the auction, ...

Volkswagen Beetle recently sold for $95,959, not including auction fees, an impressive hammer price when you consider the ...

Few cars on the road in the post-war period display the kind of recognizable charm and enduring connection to pop culture as the Volkswagen Type 1, commonly referred to as the Volkswagen Beetle.

A 1963 Love Bug that starred in 'Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo.' Barrett-Jackson. 1968. The Type 1 was officially given the name "Beetle" (from "der Käfer," German for beetle, which was used in ...

Whether it's called the Beetle, the Bug, Käfer, Kever or Косτенурка, the Volkswagen Type 1 is one of the most recognizable cars ever to roll off the assembly line – and a lot of them did.

VW's Type 1 Beetle Really Was the Car of the 20th Century. By Jay Traugott. Published Nov 18, 2014. ... VW has built not one but two successors. 1997 saw the introduction of the New Beetle.

Powering everything from the first VW Beetle to the first Bus, the Type 1 and Type 4 boxer engines offered varying power in Volkswagen's lineup for decades. Tech. Smartphones; ...

In 1956, we compared the then-18-year-old Type 1 Beetle with the four-year-old (refreshed) Renault 4 CV Read on to learn more on the then and now Volkswagen Beetle brought to you by the automotive ...

The Type 3 wasn’t a failure, but it wasn’t the overwhelming success that VW needed to replace the Beetle. That would come in 1974 with the introduction of the front-engine, front-drive, water ...

Our editor shares a 1962 VW Type 113 Bug's life story and how he finds this classic solid driver. - European Car Magazine. ... Holiday Motors, to pick up a new VW Type 113.