Volkswagen plans on updating its models more frequently in the U.S.

The Tesla Model S might be a popular car among some enthusiasts, but apparently it’s not all that “hot.”

Volkswagen is climbing aboard the EV (electric vehicle) train with the introduction of the 2015 e-Golf. On sale for several months now in Europe, America will get its first taste of the production version of the all-electric Golf this November when it hits dealers in a few select EV friendly markets.

Imports and European automakers still reign supreme in customer satisfaction.

Yesterday we took eight fun-to-drive performance vehicles under $30,000 and put them through their paces on the street.

After much deliberation, we chose the 2014 Ford Fiesta ST as the king of the street. Despite a somewhat harsh ride, nothing else matches the raw, hilariously fun driving experience behind the wheel.

Volkswagen is taking a little bit off the price of the 2015 Volkswagen Jetta. 

Sporty cars are not dead. Rumors of their demise are premature. Thrill-packed machinery litters the automotive landscape, available to suit nearly every budget.

When it comes to motoring fun, one of the most intriguing segments is the under $30,000 price bracket, where several enticing choices can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes.

In a bid to stay strong in an increasingly high paced industry, Volkswagen is reportedly already preparing the next generation Golf.

Volkswagen has just announced pricing and availability for its first fully electric model to be offered in North America.

With eight sporty cars in the AutoGuide.com garage, we are understandably excited about this week. Did we also mention that we’re spending it at our home test track?

The Volkswagen Tiguan has been recalled for a potential stalling issue.

Volkswagen will once again be the presenting sponsor for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week.

Volkswagen is making a point to advertise more than the low emissions associated with driving its new electric car, the e-Golf.

Mid-size diesel SUVs aren’t exactly common in this part of the world, so if you’ve been thinking about one, the Volkswagen Touareg is probably a familiar option.

The 2015 North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year long list has been announced.

It’s that time of the month again, folks. For a collectively painful but short period of time, manufacturers are putting their usual press release repertoire to the side, instead focusing on what really matters: the almighty dollar.

With Toyota in the top spot in terms of global sales, Volkswagen has passed General Motors to take the number two spot.