Brazil is one of VW's most critical foreign bases. The company's past in the country is blighted by decades of human rights abuses and exploitation.US President Donald Trump is trying to turn back ...
Is it just us, or do major automakers have a penchant for investing resources in creating one-off convertibles based on existing models? Shortly after Toyota unveiled the open-air version of the Crown ...
Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old-fashioned way, by turning wrenches in a driveway and picking up speeding tickets. He now has nearly 20 years of expertise and experience behind ...
Volkswagen said on Friday it has secured 2.3 billion reais ($425.62 million) in credit lines from Brazil's state development ...
The brand tower at Volkswagen's main plant can be seen in the morning behind cables of a railroad line. German carmaking giant Volkswagen plans to invest roughly 16 billion reais (€3.3 billion) in ...
BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) launched its new Virtus model on Thursday to tap Brazil's highest-volume segment as part of a recovery plan that analysts said will help it regain ground on ...
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL - With their unique air-cooled engines sputtering to life, brand-new classic Volkswagen minivans this month still chugged off the assembly line after a manufacturing ritual barely ...
Sao Paulo, Jan 6 (EFE).Sao Paulo, Jan 6 (EFE). — The Brazil unit of German automaker Volkswagen announced Tuesday the dismissal of 800 employees at its plant in suburban Sao Paulo, prompting the union ...
Last week, Volkswagen of Brazil confirmed plans for a new crossover dubbed the ‘Urban Coupe’, which is set to be unveiled next spring before going into production at the Anchieta plant in the same ...
When Dr. Sheri Mancini decided to indulge her mid-life crisis, she did it in a way that will bring smiles to others. She ...
Tired of the same old project cars every day? Are you willing to sacrifice power for something Doug DeMuro would find interesting? Well, look no further than the VW Brasilia. We just learned that ...