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To meet its ambitious goal of reaching 800,000 annual sales in the United States by 2018, up from 324,402 deliveries last year, Volkswagen might need a little help through the introduction of new models and variants.
- Vw Eos Enters Final Year In The U.s., Routan Dropped For 2015
The biggest news for VW’s 2015 model year lineup in the United States is undoubtedly the introduction of the 7th-generation Golf and Golf GTI models. The midly refreshed Jetta also debuts as a 2015 model, as does the recently facelifted Touareg....
- Volkswagen Exec Confirms Development Of Smaller And Larger Suvs Than The Tiguan
We knew for some time that Volkswagen officials were warming up to the idea of expanding the brand's lineup of SUVs with new models, and now, a spokesman for the German automaker has confirmed the news. Speaking to Autonews, VW spokesperson Peter...
- Volkswagen To Develop Two Crossover Models Based On The Polo And The Up!, Says Report
Two more crossover models could soon join the ranks of the compact Tiguan and the mid-size Touareg in Volkswagen's lineup, according to a report from German business publication, Handelsblatt. Citing unnamed company sources, the newspaper wrote...
- Volkswagen Reconsidering Scirocco And Phaeton For The U.s. Market
Earlier this month, Volkswagen announced that it’s going to expand its North American SUV lineup in order to catch up to GM and Toyota and triple its U.S. sales by 2018. However, the automaker also wants to boost its image, so it may bring back...
- Volkswagen Usa Hardly Sells Any Suvs, But Were April 2015's Results A Foreshadowing?
In a market that's gone gaga for SUVs and crossovers over the last couple of years, Volkswagen USA's inability to even moderate their Tiguan and Touareg volume has stood out like a sore thumb. Consider the first-quarter of 2015, a period in...
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VW Exec Dreams of More SUVs and the Return of the Phaeton in U.S. Lineup
To meet its ambitious goal of reaching 800,000 annual sales in the United States by 2018, up from 324,402 deliveries last year, Volkswagen might need a little help through the introduction of new models and variants.
If Rainer Michel, Volkswagen of America's vice president for product marketing and strategy, could get his way, he would enhance the company's American lineup with a new base SUV placed under the current Tiguan crossover and a larger model slotting between the latter and the mid-sized Touareg SUV.
Read more »- Vw Eos Enters Final Year In The U.s., Routan Dropped For 2015
The biggest news for VW’s 2015 model year lineup in the United States is undoubtedly the introduction of the 7th-generation Golf and Golf GTI models. The midly refreshed Jetta also debuts as a 2015 model, as does the recently facelifted Touareg....
- Volkswagen Exec Confirms Development Of Smaller And Larger Suvs Than The Tiguan
We knew for some time that Volkswagen officials were warming up to the idea of expanding the brand's lineup of SUVs with new models, and now, a spokesman for the German automaker has confirmed the news. Speaking to Autonews, VW spokesperson Peter...
- Volkswagen To Develop Two Crossover Models Based On The Polo And The Up!, Says Report
Two more crossover models could soon join the ranks of the compact Tiguan and the mid-size Touareg in Volkswagen's lineup, according to a report from German business publication, Handelsblatt. Citing unnamed company sources, the newspaper wrote...
- Volkswagen Reconsidering Scirocco And Phaeton For The U.s. Market
Earlier this month, Volkswagen announced that it’s going to expand its North American SUV lineup in order to catch up to GM and Toyota and triple its U.S. sales by 2018. However, the automaker also wants to boost its image, so it may bring back...
- Volkswagen Usa Hardly Sells Any Suvs, But Were April 2015's Results A Foreshadowing?
In a market that's gone gaga for SUVs and crossovers over the last couple of years, Volkswagen USA's inability to even moderate their Tiguan and Touareg volume has stood out like a sore thumb. Consider the first-quarter of 2015, a period in...