- Volkswagen's Car Caring Tips
In order to maintain the good running condition of your Volkswagen it is important that you know how to properly take care of it. The cooling system of your VW vehicle is one of the parts that can easily deteriorate due to constant use and exposure to engine heat---In short this is the part that you would have to replace more often. - Taking Care of Your Volkswagen
The cooling system of your Volkswagen vehicle is an important part in order to keep your vehicle operating efficiently. The cooling system maintains the right temperature of your engine through the circulation of coolant through the engine that picks up heat and passing it through the radiator where it is cooled with air. - Spark Plugs Maintenance and Service Guides
The spark plug is one important component of the engine. Its purpose is to ignite the air or fuel mixture inside the engine cylinder. An electrical energy is transmitted into the spark plug and ignites the fuel and air mixture in the engine combustion chamber. Another function of the spark plug is to help remove heat from the combustion chamber or the engine's cylinder. - Reminiscing the Volkswagen IROC Concept
The VW IROC concept is describe as "a perspective on the sports car of tomorrow" and "transfers the globally successful Scirocco idea into the future, according to the German automaker. Volkswagen aims to bring back the success made by the popular Scirocco hatchback. - Audi to Introduce Three New Models in South Africa
The South Africa market of Audi is currently offering a comprehensive range with an almost complete choice of fine cars starting from the most basic A3 up to the selection of flagship models which includes A8 and Q7. - Michelle Mouton Reunites with Her 1985 Pikes Peak HillClimb Winning Audi Sport Quattro
Michelle Mouton, one of the most successful and best-known female rally drivers of all time, will open Race Retro at the International Historic Motorsports Show at Stoneleigh Park near Coventry on Saturday, March 24, 2007 and will make a rare visit to Britain next weekend to be reunited with her 1985 Pikes Peak Hillclimb winning Audi Sport Quattro. - Audi Team Leads at Sebring
The Audi R10 TDI has remained to be the sports car to beat after an impressive performance during the 12 Hours of Sebring (USA). Despite the numerous new regulations set for the race, the Audi AG have made quite a start into the 2007 motorsport season with its innovative diesel sports car and successful dress rehearsal for the Le Mans 24 Hours scheduled on June 16 and 17. - Proton Needs Volkswagen to Survive
Volkswagen said that its ongoing talks with Malaysia's Proton Holdings Bhd are already at its advanced stage since it is really planning to seek a platform to expand its market in Southeast Asia. The company is also working to meet the deadline set by the Malaysian government which is scheduled on March 31, 2007. - VW CrossTouran, Volkswagen's Newest Crossover Model
Volkswagen Touran, the German automaker's compact multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) is getting a new variant to add up to its model lineup. The Volkswagen Touran will have a crossover variant called the CrossTouran, which is the third crossover model of Volkswagen. - SEAT Altea Freetrack Prototype in Detail
Last week, Volkswagen Group's SEAT Spanish subsidiary unveiled a new stunning concept vehicle at the company's stand in the 77th annual Geneva International Motor Show. The SEAT Altea Freetrack Prototype made its word premiere at the Geneva show and stirred the European crowd with its aggressive 4x4 body styling along with the concept vehicle's technical innovations and sporty features. - Effective Guides for Buying a New Car
The competition in the automotive market has grown stronger and as a result, automakers along with their respective dealers offer pleasing incentives for customers as well as wide range of promotional aspects on their products in order for the customers to have a good taste and motivation to choose their desired car models. - Keeping Your Car Clean: Car Washing Guides
The appearance of your car is probably one of the most substantial characteristic that reflects your attitude in taking care of your own car. All of the interior and exterior parts found on your car will eventually wear out or malfunction due to some factors, but maintaining these parts can prolong its life span and functionality. - 2007 Eos Convertible on Display at Showrooms
The 2007 Eos convertible has finally found its way into the showrooms. The manufacturer's suggested retail price including the destination charge is 28,750. For those who prefer automatic transmission, there is the Eos 2.0T with automatic with price starting 31,825. Interior options are also available for an extra fee of course; the leather seats or satellite radio an additional 3,490 to the car is required. - Diamond Studded Bentley Shift Knob by LP Wheel Group
LP Wheel Group has created a diamond studded Bentley shift knob priced at 150,000 dollars No takers are reported as of this time and so the remarkable creation by Mr. Lee is put on display at the company's headquarters in Las Vegas. - Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Making Waves Around The World
Volkswagen's Buggatti Automobiles S.A.S. has recently announced that by the end of February it would have delivered 60 Bugatti Veyron 16.4s. Such announcement has resulted to the over production of the Bugatti Veyron. - Volkswagen Expecting An Increase Sales And Profit This Year
Volkswagen has announced recently that it is expecting for profit and sales to rise this year especially since the Skoda Fabia and Audi A5 models are doing pretty well in the market plus the corporate overhaul that the company is employing is reducing production costs. - Porsche Obtained Net Profit for First Half of 2007
In the news: Volkswagen's largest stakeholder Porsche AG has confirmed recently that it has obtained a net profit in the fiscal first half of 2007 brought about by the gain from its stake in VW. - The Continuing Tale of the Volkswagen Law
In the Case C-112/05, Commission of the European Communities versus Federal Republic of Germany, the Advocate General Mr. Ruiz-Jarabo is one with the opinion stating that the Volkswagen law restricts the free movement of capital. - Volkswagen No Longer Interested in Proton?
According to a report by The Edge, talks between car maker Proton Holding Bhd and Europe's largest automaker, Volkswagen AG that have began last year have not been pushing through according to what the Malaysian government is hoping for. - Volkswagen Bus T2 Cast of Little Miss Sunshine
The Volkswagen bus T2 stars in the Academy-award winning film "Little Miss Sunshine" as the seventh member of the odd but heartwarming Hoover family. The film capped off an awards season that has brought it both mainstream and independent film recognition by taking home the original-screenplay honors at the much coveted Academy Awards, as well as the supporting-actor prize for Alan Arkin last night. - Skoda Auto: The Story of the Ugly Duckling
Czech Republic largest automaker, Skoda Auto from automotive world's laughing stock has turned into a profit producing force for its owner Volkswagen. - Volkswagen to Launch Eos in the Middle East
Volkswagen will soon launch its Eos to the Middle East after its success in Europe. In other news, Volkswagen’s subsidiary in Brazil denies the allegation that it’s selling unsafe vehicles in the Brazilian market. - Volkswagen Not Interested in Chrysler
Volkswagen has expressed its non-interest in purchasing Chrysler. According to Christine Ritz, spokeswoman for Wolfsburg-based Volkswagen AG, that the Europe’s largest automaker is not interested in purchasing the US unit of the world’s fifth largest automaker if it is really up for sale. - The Audi S5
More speculations on the appearance of the Audi S5 and its performance sibling A5 erupt as photos spreading in the net show a more aggressive sports coupe with loads of new features to thrill car enthusiasts. - Volkswagen's "Bible Brand" for Corporate Design Honored
Volkswagen was awarded with the Silver 2007 Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany for its corporate book called "Volkswagen Corporate Design Essentials." This "brand bible" gives a clear documentation of brand tonality and visual presentation of the design principles of the Volkswagen brand. The awarding was held at a public ceremony at Frankfurt am Main during the Ambiente International trade fair. - The 2007 Rabbit: Fun and Affordable
The reintroduction of the Rabbit has relived some of the brand qualities of Volkswagen which has helped it to become the "hit" it is today - like its unparalleled German engineering, solid construction, quality auto parts, and above all the combination of sporty design and high performance capabilities offered at an affordable price. - Volkswagen and its Top-Down Approach in Launching Cars in India
Volkswagen, Europe's largest automaker is employing a top-down approach in launching cars in India. And within the span of two years the automaker plans to bring its small car followed by what seems to be a mini car under the Maruti 800 category to India. - Volkswagen is Looking Forward to a Profitable Year
Despite the controversies plaguing Europe's largest automaker, luck is still in their favor. Last February 20, Volkswagen announced that its pretax profit beat the analysts' forecasts in 2006 and further stated that it is looking forward to a continued positive earnings trend for this year. - Tension in Volkswagen Subsides, Wulff Prepares For a New Battle
The European Union court has repealed the very controversial Volkswagen law which was designed to protect Volkswagen from any possible form of takeover. The State of Lower Saxony has made use of the Volkswagen law to limit Porsche's control over the supervisory board of the company despite the fact that it holds the largest amount of stakes at Volkswagen. The Volkswagen law limits the voting rights of shareholders to 20% regardless of the number of stakes they own in Volkswagen. - Audi-Volkswagen Middle East Parts Centre Opens in Jafza
Audi and Volkswagen have recently opened their central depot, the Audi Volkswagen Middle East parts centre at the Jebel Ali Free Zone or Jafza for short. The warehouse facility was worth $10 million contain an initial stock of 40,000 parts totaling to $7 million and is tracked through a dedicated on-site management team. - Porsche: Creating the Plot to Takeover Volkswagen?
Porsche is known for producing small but immensely powerful engines. The same can be said about the company---small but powerful. Porsche is a German automaker renowned for its lines of sports car. News has it that the German sports car maker is getting closer to its goal which is to control Europe’s largest automaker, the Volkswagen Group. - Volkswagen Ad Didn't Escape Probing Eyes of Mental Health Groups
Five mental health groups have recently demanded that Volkswagen scrap its new TV spot that shows a depressed guy on a ledge who decides not to jump off the building after he hears that Volkswagen is offering three vehicles under $17,000. - Volkswagen Law: Center of Legal Arguments in Europe
A senior adviser to the European Union's highest court said last Tuesday that the German government is overprotective of Europe's largest automaker, Volkswagen AG. The judges have already confirmed it that the case raised on the legitimacy of Volkswagen law will affect the national authorities' capacity to protect companies from any plan of takeovers. - US, Get Ready for the Pontiac G-8
Pontiac has finally unveiled its big, rear-drive flagship sedan called the G-8 that is scheduled to hit showrooms next January. It will be offered at a price lower than $30,000. The G-8 is said to be a unique product unlike anything else that General Motors has ever sold. - The All-New Volkswagen’s CrossGolf
The new Volkswagen CrossGolf which possesses the can-do qualities of a compact SUV and the versatility of a small MPV like its successful sibling the Volkswagen CrossPolo is a product of the Volkswagen Individual, which is the automakers internal division for vehicle refinement. - Volvo’s Beautiful Cross Family
2007 is such an amazing year for Volkswagen not only because its CrossPolo and CrossGolf are doing well in terms of sales, but also because their sporty all-rounder version of the Touran is likewise revving up orders. As a matter of fact, Volkswagen’s German partners are now taking orders for this latest addition to the Cross family. - Volkswagen Overseas
Volkswagen is making waves overseas. In Dubai, a circulating scam email stating that the recipient has won a huge cash prize plus a new car courtesy of Volkswagen has caused major confusion among people in the UAE. Volkswagen has already released an official statement saying that they have not sent any email containing such message. The German automaker has warned people in the UAE to be careful and not to easily believe such hoax email. - Top Volkswagen Executives On Trial
The trial of former Volkswagen human resources executive Peter Hartz has ended on Friday, January 26. And the verdict? Hartz received a two-year suspended sentence and a fine. The bribery and corruption case of Peter Hartz was feasted on by journalists and camera teams with matching angry protesters outside the courthouse in the town of Braunschweig. - Affordable Classic Volkswagen
After the big success of the Volkswagen Beetle in the 1960s, the German automaker has resurrected the idea of an on-and off-road car and christened it the Type 181 "Thing." The "thing" was inspired by the World War II Type 82 Kübelwagen and was updated using the Beetle baseline engine and running gear but this time with a beefier Transporter/Microbus suspension. - Successful Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion
The Polo BlueMotion which is Europe’s most economical five-seater automobile is gaining success across the continent. A growing number of importers are very excited to introduce the Polo BlueMotion to their markets, with even a right-hand-drive version in the pipeline for British buyers. - A Decade Of Corruption Ends With Hartz
Peter Hartz, former personnel director at Volkswagen was once again in the limelight but this time not to the applause of the German government and business leaders but rather to the shouts of an angry crowd present as he made his way across the cobbled yard to the courthouse in Brunswick. He was there to confess to bribery and corruptions which he is being accused of on a grand scale. - Volkswagen's Scandal-Ending All Corruptions?
The shocking details of Volkswagen's sex-and-bribery scandal have shaken Germany Incorporated in the summer of 2005. Volkswagen's former Chief of Personnel, Peter Hartz paid $2.5 million dollars in illegal bribes for over nine years to the company’s labor boss just to have the support of the management plans.
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