A BIZARRE 1972 Volkswagen Boonie Bug has appeared ... and it's link to the German manufacturers iconic Beetle. The Boonie Bug was designed by Robert Q. Plans to build it were available from ...

In the latest video, the hosts take their Muscle Truck, a 1974 Chevrolet ... To test its mettle, they put the pickup up against an offroad-prepped 1969 VW Bug. Actually getting to the showdown ...

The rumor was true. Volkswagen did indeed create a pickup truck based on the Atlas for this year's New York Auto Show. In keeping with Volkswagen tradition, it even has a name that looks weird and ...

According to Jo, the owner of Jo's Fab Lab, this is what a Beetle pickup would look like if Volkswagen built it. The idea isn't that far-fetched because Volkswagen produced several pickup trucks ...

The ad focused heavily on VW's iconic Beetle, a car officially retired in 2019. This ad has left many wondering if the German car manufacturer will resurrect the Beetle for a new generation.

Although off to a controversial beginning that we are sure you are aware of, the Volkswagen Beetle quickly became a motoring icon and one of the most recognized vehicles in automotive history.

Volkswagen Prices and Values: Based in Germany, Volkswagen first arrived in the US in 1949 and has since become one of the most recognized brands on the road. The iconic Beetle is the best-selling ...

It was named for the off road driving (the boondocks) and it's link to the German manufacturers iconic Beetle. The Boonie Bug was designed ... says it comes with a VW 1600cc Longblock engine.