From the April 2001 issue: When Volkswagen's New Beetle Cup Cars made their U.S. debut.
A mid-engine hot hatch? One of the most extreme new Beetles made? A four-wheel-drive Honda Fit? All of those–and more–are now eligible to import in 2026.
Yes, buying a finished Beetle would have likely cost less than restoring one from a pile of parts, but that's not the same experience.
During our recent visit to the Nürburgring 24-hour race, we had the chance to sample the 2025 Volkswagen Golf R Black Edition.
The GRM track test and review of the latest Volkswagen Golf R.
Back in the April 2000 issue, we offered tips on how to maximize the performance of both the Volkswagen Scirocco and Corrado.
As it turns out, the Jetta GLI is much more than a GTI with a trunk–it's also a surprisingly premium daily driver.
You can't get the Volkswagen Polo GTI here in the U.S., but much of the rest of the world has it. What's it like to drive the smaller cousin of …
Back in ’99, the Volkswagen New Beetle was, well, relatively new. Could it motorsport like the original? Apparently so, winning a national rally championship.
Think you can't bond with other generations? Try talking about nuts and bolts.
