F ollowing on from our dive into oddball hot hatches, let's take a look at some more general unconventional performance variants that have rolled off of a factory floor. Let's als ...

Volkswagen Corrado rolling shell with 7,000-8,000 miles on upgrades is a former show car—perfect for VW enthusiasts building ...

Includes reviews of Frank Boucher VW Kia of Racine from DealerRater. Want to share your experience with this dealership? William was very knowledgeable and treated my son with respect and helped ...

Volkswagen isn't abandoning the ultracompetitive ... Instead, they settled on a supercharged design. The Corrado's engine, the same basic single-cam, eight-valve, 1.8-liter four-cyl­inder ...

Some features such as 30-colour ambient lighting and ADAS are first time features for a Volkswagen in India. In addition to the above features, the Tiguan R-Line for India will be equipped with a ...

Volkswagen is now the main local employer, providing around 10,000 jobs. But car building is in people's blood, with the first vehicle made here around 120 years ago. The city museum proudly ...

The truck’s 5.3-liter supercharged V8 pumps out an impressive 707 hp and 641 lb-ft. Saleen installed several forged carbon parts, including a front splitter and rear lip spoiler. A set of ...

The same enthusiast forum claiming the return of the 5.7-litre Hemi V8 now says the entire line-up – including 6.2-litre supercharged performance hero – will go back into production.

Corrado Malanga, one of the researchers, said that magnified images show what looks like an underground city. Malanga and Filippo Biondi estimate the network goes 2.1 km (about a mile and a quarter) ...

New investments need to generate financial returns to contribute to dividends, and give insights into new technologies that could boost the competitiveness of Volkswagen and Porsche AG ...

But what if you could add a supercharger to it and boost the output to an insane 400 horsepower? That’s exactly what the UK custom shop Thornton Hundred set out to do. Now, before we delve ...