The VW Beetle Convertible is the droptop version of the vehicle that sold 21.5 million units worldwide. Built by Karmann throughout its production run, the first Beetle Convertibles exported to ...

2013 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Decade Editions evoke retro eras Volkswagen has introduced three special edition Beetle Convertible models to celebrate the droptop’s launch. The vehicles are ...

2013 VW Beetle Convertible debuts, priced from $24,495* With the second-generation modern-era Beetle, Volkswagen set out to redefine its iconic model, not just with a new shape, but also with a ...

The differences between a standard Volkswagen Beetle and Super Beetle may seem subtle, but they can have big implications for ...

This custom 1974 Volkswagen Beetle convertible isn't as radical as some, such as this nifty wrought iron-bodied bug or this thing, but it's sure to draw heads -- for better or for worse ...

VW is partnering with German EV conversion company eClassics to do conversions of classic, air-cooled Beetles into EVs with modern electric drivetrains.

The 2013 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible's tech is a bit outdated, but this retro-stylish ragtop with its kicking stereo brings a smile to every trip.

The Volkswagen Beetle is a classic model from the German car builder that introduced the vehicle in 1938. It arrived in the U.S. in 1947 and became an icon in the 1960s. Still a treasured part of t ...

The last Volkswagen Beetle rolled off the assembly line in Mexico this week. We remember the beloved automotive icon with stories from our listeners.

Volkswagen has completed the New Beetle family with the launch of an iconic convertible that recalls the classic drop-top Bugs, complete with its thick, folded-top bustle and huggable personality.

Driving’s David Booth and Brian Harper debate whether the cute 2016 Volkswagen Beetle Classic Convertible is more than just a good-looking throwback. Making matters worse, said Beetle was a ...

Like the Beetle Convertible, all Rabbit Convertibles and Cabriolets were made by Karmann in Germany. VW shipped the engines, drivetrains, and interiors to Karmann for installation.