Yeah, yeah, two Volkswagens in two days. Two hatchback VWs, nonetheless. I know, I get it, but I can't control what is and ...

Experience a wild Viertelmeile (¼-mile) drag race between a heavily modified VW Golf Mk1 Drag Racer and a turbocharged Toyota Supra. With high-rev burnouts, aggressive launches, and raw turbo ...

Unfortunately, that wasn't enough for market success. VW built fewer than 43,000 units, compared to 445,000 Type 14s. Hardly surprising, as in Europe, the Type 34 cost $3,000 during the mid-1960s.

Rabbits are quick, nimble, and hard to catch. Ditto this Volkswagen. The Rabbit was the preeminent small car in the latter half of the 1970s, and hundreds of thousands were sold, although few survive.

If it weren't a bit bulky for nameplate purposes, VW could have called its Bug "One Hard Act to Follow." The 1975 Rabbit was contemporary, but it was no successor to the legend. And far be it from ...

The Rabbit badges stayed on U.S.- and Canadian-market cars until the Mk6 pushed aside the Mk5 for 2010. Then Volkswagen shoved the Rabbit name into the memory hole, where it has remained since ...

Several reports are predicting Volkswagen will release an electric Rabbit, or E-Rabbit, as the German automaker moves to an electric lineup. Second-generation Volkswagen ID.3 (Source: VW) ...

Posted to the official Volkswagen News Twitter account (or would that be X account?), the first of the three posts has a close-up video of a rabbit (the animal) sitting in a field.

We like them, too. But today, we want to honor the rabbit – for good reason.” Fast forward to today and Volkswagen said they’ve been “in the garage working on a very special vehicle.” ...

And it's as hilarious as it sounds when you put a 1986 Toyota Corolla AE86 named 'Toe Foo' and a 1984 VW Rabbit GTI labeled as 'Schnits' next to a 2023 Toyota GR86 and a VW Golf 8 GTI, plus a ...