Back in 2007, in a moment of because-we-can silliness that mass market car companies could only justify in those heady ...

The Volkswagen (VW) Golf, also known as Rabbit in the US, is a compact car built by the German automotive manufacturer since 1974. The original Mk1 Golf was intended to replace the Beetle and its rear ...

It withstood years of overheating, enough to stretch head bolts and damage a coolant tank, and is still running as smoothly as it did two decades ago.

The arguments for and against Volkswagen's entry into the premium luxury market began long before the Phaeton was debuted at the 2002 Geneva Show. Where your, or anyone else's, sentiments lie is moot: ...

LONDON—Bentley Motors Wednesday said that it would become the sole producer of 12-cylinder engines for the Volkswagen AG group from the end of this year, as the luxury car maker posted a 67% rise in ...

Porsche has filed a patent for a new W12 engine it's developing that employs a unique configuration. The Volkswagen Group is no stranger to oddly configured W12 engines, of course. The iconic Bentley ...

Automakers used to turn to big engines to power their flagship models, giving them the performance and gravitas expected of a top-tier automobile. However, times change, and the twin threats of new ...

Although Volkswagen has its fair share of reliable models, it's not an auto manufacturer that's necessarily famed for overall reliability. That mixed record extends to its engines; some of these are ...

Remember the bonkers Golf W12-650 concept? VW’s brought it out of retirement for the GTI’s 50th birthday VW built a one-off Golf GTI W12-650 show car in 2007 with 641 HP. The car featured a Bentley ...