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VW is hiring thousands of new workers to support its push to become the world’s largest automaker.

VW’s newest Beetle convertible will reportedly debut in LA.

VW’s redesigned 2012 Beetle is officially available for purchase.

Third time’s a charm? VW reinvents its Beetle. Again.

U.K. shoppers can officially place orders for VW’s new people’s car.

A faulty fuel line has forced VW to prevent its dealers from delivering new Jettas and Golfs until repairs can be made.

We’ve known the U.S. was getting the Golf R for some time, but now we have pricing as well.

VW will launch a five-door version of its Up small car in 2012.

VW’s North American operations haven’t netted a profit since 2002, but that should change by 2018.

VW’s next Phaeton flagship will reportedly launch in 2015.

VW has officially delivered its first 2012 Passat in the U.S.

Limited production capacity spelled the death of the the Jetta Coupe.

Volkswagen will pump $86 billion into its global operations over the next five years.

Seat has unveiled the latest and last of its IBL line of concept cars for Frankfurt.

VW makes a concept for the audiophiles.

VW’s NILS concept has taken to the Frankfurt Motor Show stage.

Volkswagen says the new concepts hint at future up!s.

Wacky name aside, the up! is an ultra-efficient city car with some unique tricks up its (short) sleeve.

Adding to the list of odd recalls, VW must fix 30,000 Jettas because of overly lengthy tailpipes.

China and North America likely have new VW plants in their futures.

An upcoming commercial suggests the new Beetle is not for the aphenphosmphobic.

VW has build a milestone 10,000th Passat at its new Tennessee assembly plant.

Due to ongoing litigation brought against Porsche, VW has officially put the brakes on the merger of the two companies.

VW’s is still aiming to be the world’s largest automaker by 2018, but a widespread architecture launch could derail those plans.

VW finally makes a Jetta for its small – but devoted – enthusiast core.

VW reinvents an icon… again. This time, it’s better all around. But is it finally a decent car?

VW’s hottest Golf isn’t coming here – for now – but we take a look at one anyway to see if it’s another case of Euro-envy.

Being “green” for an automaker goes far beyond producing fuel-efficient vehicles – just ask VW.

VW says it won’t struggle to sell 2 million cars in China this year.

VW is said to be seriously considering a new seven-seat SUV for the North American market.

Volkswagen will use the fast-approaching Frankfurt Motor Show to debut a new single-seat electric commuter car.

VW remains confident that the auto industry won’t suffer the declines some analysts have predicted.

Research and development costs are a key figure for automakers – a close look at the numbers might surprise you.

VW management is said to be seriously considering a production version of the Bulli concept.

So you think you can parallel park with the best? Well you probably can’t touch this guy’s parallel parking skills.

The NHTSA has launched an investigation into the 2011 VW Jetta TDI after receiving complaints of leaking fuel lines.

Volkswagen says it isn’t aware of any attempts by the UAW to organize its Chattanooga, Tennessee plant.

Making progress towards its goal of becoming the world’s biggest automaker, VW group reported record sales and profits.

VW is said to be planning to increase its investment in its car-producing joint-venture with FAW.

Depth of Speed’s latest video centers around the unique culture of Volkswagen. Check out the video inside!

Volkswagen is working on its updated GTI hatchback for the U.S. and reports suggest a new or uprated engine may be in the cards.

A Volkwagen Touareg TDI made the trek across the Pan-American Highway in less than 12 days.

Kate Middleton’s used VW Golf is on eBay, where bidding has already topped $40,000 for a car that should be worth around $4,000!

VW has no plans to expand its wagon lineup in the U.S. beyond the strong-selling Jetta SportWagen.

Volkswagen’s reborn – again – Beetle has begun rolling off the assembly line at the company’s Puebla, Mexico, assembly plant.