One of the most popular cars in Volkswagen's lineup is the Beetle. But alas, the company has officially discontinued the production of its last Beetle model two months ago. However, some say that this is not the end for the Beetle.
Volkswagen has made three versions of the Beetle, selling more than 22.5 million of them over the years. Among passenger cars, the Beetle trails only the Volkswagen Golf and the Toyota Corolla in popularity. -CNBC
Now, it’s gone again as Volkswagen customers shift their wallets toward EVs, SUVs, and crossovers. But, have the people really slugged their last “punch buggy”?
When asked in 2018 whether the Beetle would ever make its way back into production, Volkswagen Group of America President and CEO Hinrich Woebcken said, “There are no immediate plans to replace it. But . . . I would also say, ‘Never say never.’”
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" the people's car" will never die, so long as thar are the few and many running drivers and a need for something more basic/affordable
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Ironic that a company who touts itself "eco-friendly", only to cheat on emissions tests.
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