In 1976, at the tail end of the Ford Administration, hippies no longer hip, Sue Vargo and Molly Mead decided that they wanted to drive to the Florida Keys in a Volkswagen bus. They were best friends, ...

With a minimum of horsepower, but a maximum of fun, reliability and adventure on a shoestring budget, Volkswagen's boxy vans carted people carted people to and from school, transported families on ...

Volkswagen has ambitious plans for future electric vehicles, but that's not stopping the company from adding a jolt of electric power to some of the most deserving members of its historic catalog. One ...

Execs hope the electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz can revitalize interest in the ailing German brand. The spiritual successor to the T2, reborn as an electric minivan decades later, edged out the Hyundai ...

VW’s new ID. Buzz is a retro-inspired minivan that clearly takes cues from the classic VW Bus of the 1960s and 1970s. How well does it stack up? It’s hard to overstate the impact the VW Type 2 — ...

Volkswagen has just completed the restoration of a highly unique T1 bus the likes of which you’ve never seen before. The rare half-track vehicle was built in the 1960s, and had languished in obscurity ...

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- Nearly everyone knows about the Volkswagen bus, an icon of the road for decades. Well, it's back. The ID Buzz is the latest electric vehicle in Volkswagen's lineup, ...

Volkswagen campers have been the choice of many road warriors since the 1950s. Now, the iconic car manufacturer has just unveiled an electric option of the classic T1 Samba Bus. Although the ...

During the T1 era, VW made everything from fire-brigade pickup trucks to the most collectible of them all, the Deluxe Samba. Throughout the 1950s, Volkswagen’s Type 2 microbus was hardly a collectible ...

The Volkswagen bus, an icon of the 1960s and 1970s, is coming back as an electric model. VW just offered a peek at what the production version will look like. The preproduction model has a sleek, ...

If there's a vehicle capable of generating more smiles and friendly waves by its very presence than a vintage Volkswagen Bus, I'm not sure what it is. It helps that the 21-window 1967 VW Type 2 ...

As psychedelic rock blared, Thomas Schäfer hopped onto a Huntington Beach, Calif., stage flanked by surfboards two years ago to announce the rebirth of an automotive icon, the Volkswagen bus. The ...