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| VW PhaetonThe Volkswagen Phaeton (pronounced "fay-tun") is a large luxury sedan manufactured by Volkswagen. As of 2004, the Phaeton has the longest wheelbase in the Volkswagen model line. In Dresden, Germany, the car is end-manufactured in a distinctive , the Glase | VW Lupo2004 Volkswagen Lupo The VW Lupo is the smallest car manufactured by Volkswagen. It was introduced in 1999 to fill a gap at the bottom of the VW model range caused by the increasing size and weight of the VW Polo. It is available with a variety of engine | VWVortexVWVortex is a web site maintained by and for people interested in Volkswagen Group. The site offers forums, news, encyclopedic information categorized under "Features", and image collections. Some have considered it to be the top automobile-enthusiast web |
| VW Type 2The VW Type 2 was the second automotive line introduced by German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen. It was a van introduced in 1950, initially based on their first model, the "Beetle" coupe, aka "Type 1". The "Type 2" is generally considered to be the f | VW PassatThe Volkswagen Passat is a family car built by Volkswagen AG. It falls between the VW Golf/ Jetta and VW Phaeton in the current VW production line-up. It is produced in VW's plant in Emden. 1973 The original Passat was launched in 1973. It was essentially | VW TouaregThe VW Touareg is an automobile manufactured by Volkswagen. It is a luxury SUV (UK: 4x4), the first ever produced by Volkswagen. The Touareg is the product of a joint venture with Porsche which also produced the Porsche Cayenne. As a result, the two vehic |
| VW EurovanThe Eurovan was the first front-engined van of German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen and is the successor of the famous classic VW Type 2 van. Variants The Eurovan, as it is called in the United States, is available in Europe in many versions both for | VW ApolloThe Volkswagen Apollo was an automobile sold in Brazil during the late 1980s when Volkswagen and Ford Motor Company shared models in South America in a joint venture known as Autolatina. It was a rebadged version of Ford do Brasil's Verona, a two-door sed | VW SantanaThe Volkswagen Santana is a sedan version of the Volkswagen Passat, first introduced in 1981, and also known in the Americas as the Quantum (at least in Brazil, only the station wagon version was called Quantum). In Europe the Santana name was dropped in |
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