VOLKSWAGEN
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German brand established in 1937, the maker of the Beetle and the flagship of the Volkswagen Group.
- Founded
- 1937, by the German Labour Front
- Headquarters
- Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony, Germany
- Parent
- Volkswagen Group
- Known for
- The Beetle
Volkswagen was established in 1937 by the German Labour Front and revived after the Second World War by the British Army officer Ivan Hirst. The name comes from the German words for people and car.
The brand is best known for the Beetle and serves as the flagship of the Volkswagen Group, which was the world's largest automotive manufacturer by global sales in 2016 and 2017.
- 1937Brand established by the German Labour Front
- 2016Volkswagen Group the world's largest automaker by sales
- 2017The group tops global sales again
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Type 4: the last air-cooled Volkswagen saloon
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Iltis: the army car that led to quattro
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Taro: a Toyota Hilux with a VW badge
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Transporter: seventy years of the T series
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen SP2: Brazil’s own sports car
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen W12: the supercar that proved a point
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Amarok: the first Volkswagen pickup
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen LT: the big van before the Crafter
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Sharan: the seven-seater from the Ford years
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Tiguan: the SUV that outsold everything
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Touareg: the luxury SUV that went off-road
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen K70: the first water-cooled Volkswagen
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Phaeton: the luxury car that Volkswagen built anyway
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Touran: the Golf-based seven-seater
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Caddy: from Golf pickup to city van
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Scirocco: the wind that came before the Golf
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Passat: 34 million cars and a name from the winds
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen CC: the Passat in a coupé suit
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Karmann Ghia: the sports car that was not one
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VOLKSWAGEN Volkswagen Jetta: the Golf with a boot