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Volkswagen's Passat TDI, which was first introduced for the 2012 model year, offers an affordable mid-size sedan with a 2.0L four-cylinder diesel engine with excellent fuel economy (an EPA-rated 40 mph highway) and a range of well over 600 miles from the more than 18-gallon tank. The Passat is now VW's top fleet vehicle. View our photo gallery of the 2014 Passat TDI, and read our driving impressions blog post here. Photos by Vince Taroc.
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The affected vehicles are 2014 model-year Jettas, Beetles, Beetle Convertibles and Passats.
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Volkswagen has informed its dealers to stop selling approximately 25,000 vehicles equipped with its 1.8L inline four and automatic transmission to repair an oil leak.
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Volkswagen of America has hired Debbie Struna, Rite Aid's fleet manager, as its fleet account manager for the Pacific Region and promoted Martin Kiel to the role of national fleet sales manager.
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Volkswagen's new TDI clean diesel engine will be available with five 2015 model-year vehicles beginning later this year, the automaker has announced.
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The recall affects approximately 150,200 Passat vehicles to correct an electrical problem interfering with operation of the low-beam headlight bulbs.
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Volkswagen's new TDI clean diesel engine will be available with five 2015 model-year vehicles beginning later this year. The next-gen TDI EA288 engine will initially be available with the Passat, Golf, Beetle, Beetle Convertible, and Jetta.
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Porsche will produce a plug-in hybrid Cayenne SUV as one of more than 100 new models introduced by the Volkswagen Group "this year and next year," the automaker announced Feb. 13.
Read More →Porsche will produce a plug-in hybrid Cayenne SUV as one of more than 100 new models introduced by the Volkswagen Group "this year and next year," the automaker announced Feb. 13.
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Josef Fidelis Senn, Ph.D., has been appointed president and CEO of Volkswagen Argentina. The Finance Department of Volkswagen Argentina is to be headed by Pablo Di Si. These changes took effect on March 1, 2014.
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