VW Beetle in general

I am lucky enough to have an old Beetle and a new Beetle and think they are the coolest cars around. Stupidly a few months back I decided to sell my newbie and buy a corsa as I was clocking up more miles than I would have liked. What a mistake... I missed Widdle (Cyber green Beetle) from the moment I dropped him at the garage and have spent the last 4 months pining for him. Then out of the blue, while looking to buy another beetle who did I find for sale? Widdle. Iam over the moon and am picking him up next week. I cannot wait to get him back he is the best drive I have ever had. The corsa will go to my hubby rather than back to a garage. I am in love with the new ...

Yes, the Bug is back, and better than ever! ------------------------------------------- There are times in your live, when against your better sense and financial abilities, you suddenly realise that you cannot spend one more day living without a new toy. I experienced this hellish sensation about 1 year ago when I first met the New Beetle. Three days later the car was in my garage, I was blissfully infatuated with it and my bank manager was in tears. Both loved and hated by motoring journalists since it’s first debut a few years ago, this is certainly a car which evokes discussion. Traditionalists have always been divided over the merits of ...

This was a spontaneous purchase - I'd actually walked into our local VW Dealer to buy a Polo which was on special offer. Whilst talking to the salesman, he asked if I'd be interested in a New Beetle as he had a few pre-registered cars which were unused and, in effect, brand new. I'd noticed them on the roads and had always admired them but I'd never given owning one a great deal of thought. Twenty minutes later, a cheque for £12,500 was handed over and I had a Reflex Silver 1.9 TDI. I opted for the diesel as the better fuel economy was an important consideration, and the specification included air-conditioning, not available as standard on the 1.4 or 1.6 ...