A comparison between the elegant DS9, a French luxury sedan, and the iconic Volkswagen ID.Buzz, the electric reinvention of the classic VW bus. Which car matches your lifestyle?

The Type 2 Split Screen was launched in 1950 and remained in production until 1967 at Volkswagen’s factory in Wolfsburg, Germany. In the 1960s, the Type 2 morphed from its commercial van image, with ...

With more than 40,000 sales in its debut year, the ID.7 is off to a strong start, and newly boosted by the addition of an ...

Volkswagen Group is eyeing Porsche and Audi assembly in the U.S. to avoid possible tariffs, and its Chattanooga plant and ...

The joint venture with Volkswagen is drawing interest from other automakers eager to adopt Rivian's advanced tech, signaling ...

Both SEAT and CUPRA laid out the foundations for expansion in 2025 with the rollout of new dealerships across Ireland all ...

The George Old Car Show is noted for its eccentric displays, and in the motorcycle section these will include a selection of nine Trikes arriving from various parts of South Africa, and some 20 Vespa ...

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Volkswagen may have an answer to its China woes in the form of a joint venture with XPeng, a Chinese automotive manufacturer.

You don't have to be a surfer to enjoy Mattel's newest Hot Wheels Silver Series mix. But you might feel the need to hit the ...

Sometimes a car is adopted by a cohort of buyers who were never in the mind of those who created it. Conceived as a practical ...