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The German automobile company VW began in 1937 pre-war Germany as a project to create an affordable small family car, which was to be named the Volkswagen, or ‘People’s Car.’ This became the brand’s most famous car, the Volkswagen Beetle, which is one of the best-selling cars of all time. Other successful VW models include the Golf, the Passat and the Polo and the company is currently the largest producer of automobiles in Europe.
The VW Beetle starts an automobile empire
The Volkswagen Beetle was a unique and innovative car that was designed by Ferdinand Porsche. It had a rounded, aerodynamic front hood which created the beetle shape that gave the car its name, torsion bar suspension and, on the suggestion of Adolf Hitler, an air-cooled rear engine. After extensive testing, a factory was built in Wolfsburg to produce the Beetle but only a few cars were finished when war broke out in 1939. The factory was heavily bombed and when Germany lost the war in 1945 the company was handed over to the British under the control of Major Ivan Hirst. An order was placed for Beetles to be used by the British Army and many British soldiers took the cars back to the UK when they were sent home. Production increased to many thousands and the British offered to give VW to several different motor companies, including Ford. All declined, and in 1948 Major Hirst handed over control of the VW company to the West German government to be run by former Opel manager, Heinrich Nordhoff. In 1955 production of the VW Beetle rose to one million and in 1972 it became the most produced car ever.
VW Passat and other new models
Variations on the Volkswagen Beetle were introduced throughout the 1960s but by the early 1970s Beetle sales had fallen rapidly. The VW company had acquired the Audi brand and incorporated many of their design ideas into several new models. In 1973 the VW Passat was introduced, which was modelled on the Audi 80, and was followed in 1974 by the Scirroco and the Volkswagen Golf. German production of the VW Beetle ended to make way for manufacture of the Golf and the Beetle’s production was scaled down and moved to Mexico and Brazil. In 1975 VW introduced a supermini, the Volkswagen Polo, which became a bestseller that resulted in five generations.
Volkswagen Motorsport
VW has a successful rally team, Volkswagen Motorsport, who are based in Hannover, Germany. They first competed in the World Rally Championships in 1978 using Volkswagen Golf cars but left in 1990. Since their return in 2011 using Skoda Fabias and Volkswagen Polos they have won the World Rally Championships twice, in 2013 and 2014. VW has also competed in and won the Dakar Rally several times.
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1989 | Volkswagen Golf Mk I Convertible 1.8
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1989 | Volkswagen T3 Dehler Profi Syncro
**VW T3 Dehler Profi Syncro – The Bus that Saw the Wall Fall** Some cars are practical. Some are off-road capable. And then there are vehicles like this – a VW T3 Dehler Profi Syncro that not only drives through mud, snow, and gravel, but also through German history. Registered on October 26, 1989 – exactly 14 days before the fall of the Berlin Wall – this bus doesn’t just stand on four wheels; it stands right in the middle of one of the greatest turning points of the 20th century. And let’s be honest: how many vehicles do you know that once belonged to Volkswagen itself before becoming a rolling monument? **The Last of Its Kind – Dehler Meets Syncro** If you could spec a T3 without worrying about price, it would probably look exactly like this: 🔹 All-wheel drive (Syncro) – built for the Alps, the Sahara, or at least the next dirt road in Brandenburg. 🔹 Dehler Profi conversion – the yacht among campervans. Kitchen, heater, fresh water, air conditioning, high roof – in short: everything you need to cook pasta at the North Cape. 🔹 Premium interior – nothing rattles, nothing wobbles. Dehler built furniture like Mercedes built engines – precise, durable, quietly elegant. A vehicle made to last – and to experience adventures no Instagram filter could capture. **History – More Witness than Transport** First owner? Volkswagen itself. Registration? Right before reunification. Special feature? Complete factory history. This bus was there when history was written. Maybe it stood next to a Golf II on the Wolfsburg factory lot while Germany reinvented itself. Maybe a VW engineer took it for a test drive while the first border crossings were being opened on TV. Today, it is more than a camper. It is heritage. And you could be the one to bring it back to the road. **Condition – Rough Diamond with a Story** No, it doesn’t run right now. No, it isn’t registered. Yes, it needs attention. But that’s the charm. What you get here is not just any T3. It’s a restoration-worthy original with complete authenticity, ready to be given new life. No wild modifications, no backyard tinkering – all original, all documented. A dream for purists and an excellent basis for historic registration. **Conclusion – A Bus You Don’t Just Buy, You Take Over** This VW T3 Dehler Profi Syncro is not for people just looking for a camper. It’s for those who want to preserve history – and maybe already get goosebumps at the thought of cruising a 1989 Bulli through a united Germany. It needs love. It needs work. But when you drive it, you’re not just driving a bus – you’re driving a monument on wheels. - - - - - - ###
1974 | Volkswagen SP 2 1.7
The Best Looking VW!
€ 45,000 - € 55,000
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€ 18,000 - € 23,000
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1980 | Volkswagen Golf Mk I GTI 1.6
Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk1 – Historic Group 2 Rally Car – FIA HTP – Road Registered
€ 19,000 - € 25,000
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1950 | Volkswagen Beetle Standard
Split-Window – Pastel Green
€ 50,000 - € 55,000
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1988 | Volkswagen Golf Mk II GTi 1.8
*ORIGINEEL*COMPLETE HISTORY*LIKE NEW*
1991 | Volkswagen Golf Mk II Country Syncro 1.8
*UNIEK*COMPLETE HISTORY*PERFECT CONDITION*
1992 | Volkswagen Golf Mk II Country Syncro 1.8
BIAGINI PASSO 4WD
1981 | Volkswagen Golf Mk I Convertible 1.5
EXCELLENT !!!!
1972 | Volkswagen T2 a/b
Volkswagen T2 | 1972 | Route 66 Auctions - For sale by auction. Estimate 13500 EUR
1970 | Volkswagen T2a minibus
IL BULLI SECONDA GENERAZIONE!
1969 | Volkswagen T2a panel van
Volkswagen T2a | 1969 | Route 66 Auctions - For sale by auction. Estimate 13500 EUR