Lone rabbit defeats entire field of NASCAR trucks
A wasckally wabbit made a mockery of track workers at Bristol Motor Speedway today, interrupting practice for the upcoming Camping World Truck Series race.
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Bunny couldn't out hop a BMW M3 on-track
Driving a car is a dangerous hobby, and not just because of other drivers or poor roads. Sometimes, it seems like even the wildlife is out to get you, as evidenced here, Brandon Turkus
Witness this insane 736-hp VW Golf immolate its front tires
There's torque steer and then there's what we'll from now on dub "The Boba," as in Boba Kettler. The German tuner has a way with the Volkswagen Golf, and the MkI example you see above has been touched with 736 horsepower – that's right, 96 more ponies than a new SRT Viper, all trying to get to ground through those two front wheels.
VW Zombie Rabbit is focus of latest Depth of Speed vid
There are many aspects of the Depth of Speed video series worth loving. The beautiful cinematography, moving soundtrack and gorgeous vehicles all combine to make for some compelling clips. But for us, the real attraction is how accurately the filmmakers capture the relationship between vehicle owners and their machines. Take Joel Erkkinen and his wild Mk1 Volkswagen Rabbit, for e
Volkswagen recalling nearly 380,000 cars over fire risk
2009 Volkswagen Jetta TDI – Click above for high-res image gallery
Review: 2010 Volkswagen Golf TDI delivers potent one-two punch of efficiency and entertainment
2010 Volkswagen Golf TDI – click above for high-res image gallery
2010 VW Golf TDI starts at $21,990, rated 29/40 mpg - or maybe 30/42?
2010 Volkswagen Golf - Click above for high-res image gallery
VW Rabbit TDI coming in fall 2009, Tiguan not likely anytime soon
Click on the new Golf for a high-res gallery
Volkswagen Golf Mk VI not U.S.-bound?
Germany's Spiegel Online is reporting that currency concerns will force Volkswagen to not sell the upcoming Mk VI Golf in the United States, Brazil, and Australia. It all boils down to profitability, and it appears that the forthcoming Golf simply cannot be sold in our market (or Brazil or Australia) in the current economic climate without falling short of VW's targets. Thus, Spiegel reports that VW boss Marti
VW Rabbit gets a carrot from Consumer Reports
If Consumer Reports is right, Volkswagen is well on its way to attaining its dream of outselling Toyota by 2015. In the magazine's June 2008 issue, CR threw a handful of hatchbacks into the ring and the VW Rabbit hopped out the winner. The magazine cited the Rabbit's "very well
Oh, if only we had those nifty, thrifty European favorites here. Wait....
The Volkswagen Golf (or Rabbit, if you're a Yank like me and always prefer a car's name to reference a potential meal rather than a game for old people) has just been awarded Car of the Year by ACFO, an organization that produces a bi-monthly journal called "Fleet Operator." CotY was awarded to the Golf for "delivering operational performance, whole-life cost control and driver appeal as well as an environmental edge."Shane Addie
VW recalling 340,000 vehicles in the U.S.
Those of you rolling in a Volkswagen Jetta or Rabbit that was hecho en Mexico, take note: VW is recalling 340,000 vehicles sold in the U.S. due to a headlamp defect. The recall stems from rubber caps that could be missing from the horizontal and vertical headlight alignment screws, something that's apparently required by federal safety standards. A V-Dub spokesman said that there was no danger to drivers, and beginning today, owners could have the parts replaced at a local Volkswagen de
U.S. or Bust: Volkswagen China developing car for North America
Volkswagen makes good-looking vehicles with terrific interiors, very good fuel economy, and spirited driving dynamics. In the US, those virtues alone don't make a high volume automaker, as price tends to play a major role in buyer's decisions. Due to the strength of the Euro, VW has much higher fixed costs than its competitors, even when production in Mexico is taken into account. As a result of their la
Rabbit diesel under consideration
When an automaker introduces any kind of expensive technology, one of the first things it does is to try to distribute the cost of production of said tech across its lineup. For Volkswagen, that could include stuffing their new diesel mill into the vehicle-formerly-known-as-the-Golf, the Rabbit. Great news for fuel misers and penny pinchers alike.
Buy a VW Rabbit, get a bike... if you live in Chicago
Volkswagen has been down this road before with the Jetta Trek back in the late '90s. This time, though, they're putting a green spin on it. Lime, to be exact. Chi-town Volkswagen dealers are giving buyers a bicycle and roof rack for the next month. The premise is that the dealer will encourage you to take your bike on quick, short-distance jaunts. Not driving a car at all by riding a bike is super effective at reducing fuel consumption, gridlock, and CO2 emissions. Biking is also way cheaper tha
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