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Chery has VW in its sights, with SUVs, saloons and pick-ups coming to the UK

The Chinese brand is also planning a UK engineering base while a fourth Chery brand is likely to arrive, too

The Independent UK

Dieselgate Meets EVgate: As Tesla Loses to Volkswagen in Decade-First Failure, How Should You Play TSLA Stock?

This article explores Tesla’s rare defeat in the European EV market, where Volkswagen has taken the lead, drawing parallels to Dieselgate and examining what this turning point could mean for Tesla stock moving forward.

Barchart

Line reeling in long-time leader Bray in Ryan Insurance Autosport National Rankings

Monoposto ace moves onto 15 wins for 2025 against 17 of MX-5 king

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Blow for Elon Musk as Tesla sales fall 40% in Europe despite rise in customers buying EVs

The company continues to lose market share, now selling fewer than 1 per cent of EVs in the region

The Independent UK

'Larger-than-life' motorcyclist who died in crash named as family pay tribute

A MOTORCYCLIST who died in a crash with a car has been named as 29-year-old Dylan Boon.

The National (Scotland)

The New Volkswagen T-Roc Is the Golf for the SUV Age

Ever since the Beetle was retired, the Golf has dominated Volkswagen’s sales charts. However, its top spot is now under threat from what is essentially its SUV counterpart, the T-Roc. More than two million units have been sold since the original model debuted in late 2017, and now the second…

Motor1

Volkswagen May Finally Give the Golf R a Bigger Engine

The Volkswagen Group appears to be saving the best for last. Its turbocharged five-cylinder engine is nearing retirement, but not before the 2.5 TFSI finds its way into a hardcore Golf. A new report from Autocar alleges that the Audi RS3’s inline-five will power a range-topping version of Wolfsburg’s hot…

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The New Volkswagen Tiguan Is a Huge Step In the Right Direction: Review

The Volkswagen Tiguan has always been one of the better compact SUVs in its class, but even after 18 years on the market, it’s never quite matched the dominance of rivals like those from Honda or Toyota. That could change with the all-new 2025 Tiguan, which makes massive strides to…

Motor1

Old VW Golf Meets Modern Crash Test: Proof of How Far Car Safety Has Come

Enthusiasts and journalists often complain about car bloat. Today’s vehicles are noticeably bigger and heavier than those from a few decades ago, with much of that added bulk dictated by safety regulations. Still, you’re far more likely to survive a head-on collision in a modern car than in an equivalent…

Motor1

I’m a Mechanic: These 3 Used Cars Aren’t Worth It (Here’s What I’d Drive Instead)

Let me put it bluntly: not all used cars are created equal, and as a former mechanic, I’ve seen firsthand which ones are more headache than value. You want reliability, cost-effectiveness, and peace of mind—not constant trips to the shop. I’m going to highlight three used models that, despite their appeal,…

Clever Dude

Motorcyclist, 29, dies in crash with car in Aberdeenshire

A 29-year-old motorcyclist has died after his bike was involved in crash with a car ...

The National (Scotland)

I’m a Mechanic: These 6 SUVs Will Cost You a Fortune in Year 2 and Beyond

JustAnswer mechanic Chris Pyle revealed six SUVs that become expensive nightmares in year two, including Range Rover, Nissan SUVs and Lincoln Aviator.

GOBankingRates

The ‘Tesla of China’ Defies All Odds to Rise 93% in 2025: Is It Too Late to Buy the Stock Now?

Xpeng Motors’ stock is up 92% this year, and the stock has room to run higher as the company progresses in autonomous driving and robotics.

Barchart

10 Rich Celebrities Who Still Drive 10-Year-Old Cars

Here’s a plot twist: just because someone’s bank account is massive doesn’t mean their driveway is filled with the latest supercars. Quite the opposite. Some of the richest celebrities still drive old cars, proving that practicality, nostalgia, or privacy can outweigh luxury. It’s a refreshing reminder that not all stars…

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Ranking German Car Brands From Most to Least Reliable

Although I’m a lover of most German cars (Audi and Mercedes, especially), there are some car brands that have lost their reliability. For more than a decade, I worked on German cars and, in that time, I saw it all. That said, among the major German brands sold in the…

InsideEVs

'It's A Car, Not A Phone': VW Sued Over Touch Buttons Involved In Fatal Crashes

Volkswagen faces a class action lawsuit, accused of its capacitive steering wheel buttons contributing to fatal crashes over too-easy activation.

Motor1

'I See These Brands Day In and Day Out:' Service Specialist of 15 Years Says He Sees These Cars Most Often. He Says Stay Away

A mechanical repairs claims analyst reveals the top five automotive brands he sees most often in the shop for repairs. He’s recommending car buyers steer clear.

TechRadar

Volkswagen wants you to pay a Netflix-style subscription to unlock extra EV power – and that could be a slippery slope

Volkswagen will charge a monthly fee for maximum power but more automakers could follow suit.

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Car buyers have to pay extra to unlock horsepower on Volkswagen vehicles—an 'uphill battle' subscription model that has drawn the ire of customers

Volkswagen customers in the UK will have to pay £16.50, or $22.50, per month to give its ID.3 vehicles a 20-horsepower boost.

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‘Everyone hates this’: Volkswagen unveils new automobile requiring paid subscription to unlock full speed

If you pay for this, you're an idiot.

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Volkswagen Customers Are Fed Up With Touch Controls. Now They're Suing

Volkswagen is facing a potential class-action lawsuit over the capacitive touch buttons in the 2021-2023 ID.4. The complaint, filed in New Jersey by two owners, alleges that the vehicle's steering wheel controls are defective for being too sensitive and can easily reactivate the adaptive cruise control with "a mere light…

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Remember When Volkswagen Made Diesel Sports Cars?

The importance of the diesel engine in Europe during the 2000s and 2010s cannot be overstated. At their peak, they accounted for more than half of new car sales on the continent. Volkswagen's TDI-powered models spanned every market segment, from the tiny Lupo to the mighty Phaeton.

GOBankingRates

7 Cars Middle-Class Retirees Should Avoid at All Costs in 2025

Retirement should be about enjoying your golden years, not spending them at the repair shop or worrying about car payments.

PC Gamer

Cars have had real-life DLC for a while, but now Volkswagen’s gone full pay to win, locking a car's max horsepower behind a subscription

Pre-order now and save 10% on your horsepower subscription.

Motor1

Volkswagen Is Locking Horsepower Behind a Paywall

Automakers are embracing subscriptions whether customers like them or not, often pushing beyond what most of us find acceptable. BMW attempted to charge a monthly fee for heated seats, but users didn’t bite. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Mercedes-Benz still offers Acceleration Increase for its EQ models, which…

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