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1957 Volkswagen Beetle - 1957 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1957 Volkswagen Transporter
1958 Volkswagen Beetle - 1958 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1958 Volkswagen Transporter
1959 Volkswagen Beetle - 1959 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1959 Volkswagen Transporter
1960 Volkswagen Beetle - 1960 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1960 Volkswagen Transporter
1961 Volkswagen Beetle - 1961 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1961 Volkswagen Transporter
1962 Volkswagen Beetle - 1962 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1962 Volkswagen Transporter
1963 Volkswagen Beetle - 1963 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1963 Volkswagen Transporter
1964 Volkswagen Beetle - 1964Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1964 Volkswagen Transporter
1965 Volkswagen Beetle - 1965 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1965 Volkswagen Transporter
1966 Volkswagen Beetle - 1966 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1966 Volkswagen Transporter - 1966 Volkswagen Fastback
1966 Volkswagen Square back
1967 Volkswagen Beetle - 1967 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1967 Volkswagen Transporter - 1967 Volkswagen Fastback
1967 Volkswagen Square back
1968 Volkswagen Beetle - 1968 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1968 Volkswagen Transporter - 1968 Volkswagen Fastback
1968 Volkswagen Square back
1969 Volkswagen Beetle - 1969 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1969 Volkswagen Transporter - 1969 Volkswagen Fastback
1969 Volkswagen Square back
1970 Volkswagen Beetle - 1970 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1970 Volkswagen Transporter - 1970 Volkswagen Fastback
1970 Volkswagen Square back - 1970 Volkswagen 411
1971 Volkswagen Beetle - 1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1971 Volkswagen Transporter - 1971 Volkswagen Fastback
1971 Volkswagen Square back - 1971 Volkswagen 411
1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle
1972 Volkswagen Beetle - 1972 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1972 Volkswagen Transporter - 1972 Volkswagen Fastback
1972 Volkswagen Square back - 1972 Volkswagen 411
1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1972 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1973 Volkswagen Beetle - 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
1973 Volkswagen Transporter - 1973 Volkswagen Fastback
1973 Volkswagen Square back - 1973 Volkswagen 412
1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1973 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1973 Volkswagen Thing
1974 Volkswagen 412 - 1974 Volkswagen Beetle
1974 Volkswagen Camp mobile - 1974 Volkswagen Dasher
1974 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia - 1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle
1974 Volkswagen Thing - 1974 Volkswagen Transporter
1975 Volkswagen Beetle - 1975 Volkswagen Dasher
1975 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1975 Volkswagen Scirocco
1975 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1975 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1975 Volkswagen Transporter
1976 Volkswagen Beetle - 1976 Volkswagen Dasher
1976 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1976 Volkswagen Scirocco
1976 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1976 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1976 Volkswagen Transporter
1977 Volkswagen Beetle - 1977 Volkswagen Dasher
1977 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1977 Volkswagen Scirocco
1977 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1977 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1977 Volkswagen Transporter
1978 Volkswagen Beetle - 1978 Volkswagen Dasher
1978 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1978 Volkswagen Scirocco
1978 Volkswagen Super Beetle - 1978 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1978 Volkswagen Transporter
1979 Volkswagen Dasher - 1979 Volkswagen Rabbit
1979 Volkswagen Scirocco - 1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle
1979 Volkswagen Camp mobile - 1979 Volkswagen Transporter
1980 Volkswagen Dasher - 1980 Volkswagen Jetta
1980 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1980 Volkswagen Scirocco
1980 Volkswagen Camp mobile - 1980 Volkswagen Vanagon Kombi
1981 Volkswagen Dasher - 1981 Volkswagen Jetta
1981 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1981 Volkswagen Rabbit Pick up
1981 Volkswagen Scirocco - 1981 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1981 Volkswagen Vanagon Kombi - 1981 Volkswagen Vanagon Transport
1982 Volkswagen Jetta - 1982 Volkswagen Quantum
1982 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1982 Volkswagen Rabbit Convertible
1982 Volkswagen Rabbit Pick up - 1982 Volkswagen Scirocco
1982 Volkswagen Vanagon - 1982 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1983 Volkswagen Jetta - 1983 Volkswagen Quantum
1983 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1983 Volkswagen Rabbit Convertible
1983 Volkswagen Rabbit Pick up - 1983 Volkswagen Scirocco
1983 Volkswagen Vanagon - 1983 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1984 Volkswagen Jetta - 1984 Volkswagen Quantum
1984 Volkswagen Rabbit - 1984 Volkswagen Rabbit Convertible
1984 Volkswagen Rabbit Pick up - 1984 Volkswagen Scirocco
1984 Volkswagen Vanagon - 1984 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1985 Volkswagen Cabriolet - 1985 Volkswagen Golf
1985 Volkswagen Jetta - 1985 Volkswagen Quantum
1985 Volkswagen Scirocco - 1985 Volkswagen Transporter
1985 Volkswagen Vanagon - 1985 Volkswagen Camp mobile
1986 Volkswagen Cabriolet - 1986 Volkswagen Golf
1986 Volkswagen Jetta - 1986 Volkswagen Quantum
1986 Volkswagen Scirocco - 1986 Volkswagen Transporter
1986 Volkswagen Vanagon - 1986 Volkswagen Vanagon Bus
1986 Volkswagen Camp mobile - 1986 Volkswagen Vanagon Syncro
1987 Cabriolet - 1987 Fox
1987 Golf - 1987 Jetta
1987 Quantum - 1987 Scirocco
1987 Transporter - 1987 Vanagon
1987 Camp mobile - 1987 Vanagon Syncro
1988 Cabriolet - 1988 Fox
1988 Golf - 1988 Jetta
1988 Quantum - 1988 Scirocco
1988 Transporter - 1988 Vanagon
1988 Camp mobile - 1988 Vanagon Syncro
1989 Cabriolet - 1989 Corrado
1989 Fox - 1989 Golf
1989 Jetta
1989 Transporter - 1989 Vanagon
1989 Camp mobile - 1989 Vanagon Syncro
1990 Cabriolet - 1990 Corrado
1990 Fox - 1990 Golf
1990 Jetta - 1990 Passat
1990 Transporter - 1990 Vanagon
1990 Camp mobile - 1990 Vanagon Syncro
1991 Cabriolet - 1991 Corrado
1991 Fox - 1991 Golf
1991 Jetta - 1991 Passat
1991 Transporter - 1991 Vanagon
1991 Camp mobile - 1991 Vanagon Syncro
1992 Cabriolet - 1992 Corrado
1992 Eurovan - 1992 Fox
1992 Golf - 1992 Jetta
1992 Passat - 1992 Transporter
1992 Vanagon - 1992 Vanagon Syncro
1993 Cabriolet - 1993 Corrado
1993 Eurovan - 1993 Fox
1993 Golf - 1993 Jetta
1993 Passat - 1993 Transporter
1994 Corrado
1994 Eurovan - 1994 Golf
1994 Jetta - 1994 Passat
1995 Cabrio - 1995 Corrado
1995 Eurovan - 1995 Golf
1995 Jetta - 1995 Passat
1996 Cabrio - 1996 Eurovan
1996 Golf - 1996 Jetta
1996 Passat
1997 Cabrio - 1997 Eurovan Camper
1997 Golf - 1997 Jetta
1997 Passat
1998 Beetle - 1998 Cabrio
1998 Eurovan - 1998 Golf
1998 Jetta - 1998 Passat
1999 Beetle - 1999 Cabrio
1999 Eurovan - 1999 Golf
1999 Jetta - 1999 Passat
2001 Beetle - 2001 Cabrio
2001 Eurovan - 2001 Golf
2001 Jetta - 2001 Passat
2002 Beetle - 2002 Cabrio
2002 Eurovan - 2002 Golf
2002 Jetta - 2002 Passat
2003 Beetle
2003 Eurovan - 2003 Golf
2003 Jetta - 2003 Passat
2004 Beetle - 2004 Golf
2004 Jetta - 2004 Passat
2004 Phaeton - 2004 Touareg
2005 Beetle - 2005 Golf
2005 Jetta - 2005 Passat
2005 Phaeton - 2005 Touareg
2006 Beetle - 2006 Golf
2006 GTI - 2006 Jetta
2006 Passat - 2006 Phaeton
2006 Rabbit - 2006 Touareg
2007 Beetle - 2007 EOS
2007 GTI - 2007 Jetta
2007 Passat - 2007 Rabbit
2007 Touareg
2008 Beetle - 2008 EOS
2008 GTI - 2008 Jetta
2008 Passat - 2008 R32
2008 Rabbit - 2008 Touareg
2009 Beetle - 2009 CC
2009 EOS - 2009 GTI
2009 Jetta - 2009 Passat
2009 R32 - 2009 Rabbit
2009 Routan - 2009 Tiguan
2009 Touareg
2010 Beetle - 2010 CC
2010 EOS - 2010 Golf
2010 GTI - 2010 Jetta
2010 Passat - 2010 Routan
2010 Tiguan - 2010 Touareg

VW: Ten Years to Cross the Starting Line

Founded in 1937 at Wolfsburg, by the German Labor Front, Volkswagen was designed by Ferdinand Porsche, a famous engineer, in 1936. Initially called the "Beetle", reflecting its shape, it was renamed Volkswagen, meaning "People's Car". Later known as the "Bug", it became Volkswagen's hallmark product, and featured fuel efficiency, reliability and economical Volkswagen auto parts.

WW II forced the company to exclusively produce military vehicles in support of the German war effort. In 1945, as Volkswagen auto parts were ruined by bombing raids, Americans turned over the factory to British Army Officer Major Ivan Hirst. He ensured that Volkswagen auto parts would not be used to maintain military vehicles. To keep his promise, he painted one green to convince the British Army to place an order for 20,000 Volkswagens. Volkswagen auto parts remained operational. Volkswagen began production en masse in early 1946, becoming a key component of the German economic recovery.

Volkswagen Auto Parts: Image Is Everything

In 1949, only two units were sold in the U.S. Canada's first order in 1952 totaled 143,075 units. This popularity warranted the construction of a Volkswagen auto parts manufacturing plant in Scarborough, ON (near Toronto). Located in New Jersey, Volkswagen of America was formed in 1955, standardizing U.S. Volkswagen auto parts sales and service.

Triggering this phenomenal growth were the ingenious advertising campaigns of New York advertising agency Doyle Dane Bernbach. Attractive art and witty copywriting made Volkswagen ads as popular as the car. One such campaign was the "Think Small" full-page ad, featuring mostly a blank page, with only a small picture of a Volkswagen. In 1968, Disney released the movie "Love Bug", a film portraying "Herbie" as a Volkswagen with a mind of its own. These advertising campaigns effectively lured young, sophisticated consumers to associate with Volkswagen and Volkswagen auto parts, better known as the "Beetle".

As Volkswagen auto parts became outdated during the 1960s and 1970s, innovative advertising and reliability significantly boosted sales and extended the life of the Beetle. Searching for a successor in 1964, Volkswagen acquired Auto Union (owner of the Audi brand). Ultimately, the Golf model would become the replacement for the Beetle.

In early 1972, Volkswagen auto parts surpassed the world record for production of a single make of car, previously held by the Ford Model T, at 15,007,034. By 1973, total production was over 16 million. In New Stanton, Pennsylvania, the first U.S. Volkswagen auto parts factory opened in 1978, specifically to produce the Rabbit (known as the Golf in Europe), and effectively becoming the Beetle's successor.

U.S. Sales slumped over the 1980s and 1990s. Expanding its product line in the early 2000s, Volkswagen auto parts showed gains, based largely on the Audi brand. In 2003, the final Beetle was produced in Mexico, bringing the record-breaking total to 21,529,464. August 2009 brought fame, as Porsche merged with Volkswagen. This move, with its existing brands (Audi, Bentley, Bugatti and Lamborghini) made Volkswagen the largest automobile manufacturer in Europe. Later in 2009, Volkswagen auto parts overtook Toyota as the world's largest car production manufacturing group. Volkswagen has become the mainstay of diversity and reliability with its products.

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