The 1967 Plymouth Belvedere never had the marketing gloss of flashier muscle cars, yet it earned a dragstrip reputation that still commands respect. Built on Plymouth’s mid-size B-body platform and ...

This 1967 Willy’s CJ is a project vehicle located in Visalia, California. It was being developed as a rock crawler or rat rod and comes with a Big Block Chevy (BBC) engine and Chevrolet axles, ...

For Andy Spry, the decision to convert a 1971 Volkswagen Type 3 Squareback to electric power was clearly borne out of passion and the desire to relive his youth. Andy first fell in love with Type 3 ...

Volkswagen has paused production of the ID Buzz EV minivan for the U.S. market for the entire 2026 model year. The model isn’t canceled, VW says, and the company has told us it’s working on a ...

The Toyota 2000GT is the ultimate Japanese collector car. An ancestor to the Lexus LFA and the just-introduced GR GT, this car was a technological powerhouse when it launched. This one has impeccable ...

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This 1967 Volkswagen Type 2 Deluxe 21-Window Bus for sale on Bring a Trailer shows 93,000 miles and stunning preservation—an icon of vintage VW culture. This 1967 VW Type 2 is a rare, iconic, ...

Now that 2024 is officially behind us, we're getting a clearer picture of who was up and who was down in the electric vehicle sales race. Volkswagen, unfortunately, did not have the strongest ending ...

The 2025 Volkswagen ID Buzz, the fully electric descendant of the automaker's iconic Microbus, arrives stateside later this year with a starting manufacturer's retail price of $59,995 for the base Pro ...

Volkswagen AG is pushing back plans to seek outside investors for its battery unit after slower demand for electric vehicles dims prospects for the business, with the industry facing an increasingly ...

Prepare for a plague of Beetles. Microbuses, too. Volkswagen, the German brand that rode the success of a single modest car to become a global giant, is celebrating 75 years of sales in the United ...