Volkswagen was once known for their advertising. The golden age of VW advertising is long gone, but back in the ’60s and ’70s ...

Here at autoevolution, we think that information belongs to the internet, but where it was revealed is also important. Sure, the relevance of a product, especially a car, doesn’t lie in the amount of ...

In the beautifully animated spot, a lifelong owner of an original Beetle flashes back to his life's milestones. The Bug is witness or participant in every turning point, from learning to drive to ...

2012 Volkswagen Beetle – Click above to view video after the jump Volkswagen teased its vastly redesigned 2012 Beetle during the Super Bowl this year, with a spot featuring a black beetle outrunning ...

You gotta love a car commercial that's not really about cars. VW's Game Day commercial for the 2013 season is something to behold! They kind of missed the mark with the teaser for this ad, and angered ...

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion covers Ram Jam's 1977 rock smash 'Black Betty' in the new teaser commercial for the Volkswagen Beetle. The ad will make its televised debut during tonight's Super Bowl. The ...

BERLIN, Germany — Whether you love it, hate it or couldn’t care less, there is no denying the Volkswagen Beetle is an iconic piece of automotive history – but it does have a dark past. The Volks Wagen ...

The Volkswagen Beetle is back for 2012, and a commercial for the vehicle portrays the new model as a reincarnation of the classic Beetle, with the help of the Smash Mouth song 'I'm a Believer.' The ad ...

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl last night, but they weren’t the only ones that scored big. Quite the opposite as companies spend millions on Super Bowl commercials in an attempt to generate ...

Volkswagen’s new/old approach to the second generation of the New Beetle (not counting the original Bug), continues with this latest commercial that promotes the available customization options from ...

Back in the 1970s, the idea that Volkswagen might stop making the Beetle was unthinkable. The car and the brand that built it had become synonymous, and no one could imagine that VW would give it up ...