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While VW's lineup only consists of cars and SUVs in America, the automaker has had success in other countries with a compact truck called the Amarok. Back in 2009, there were discussions about whether or not to bring the truck to the U.S., but ultimately Volkswagen decided against it. However, recently the company has stated that the idea is back on the table.

Guess which young and famous billionaire owns a black Volkswagen GTI. Hint: In spite of his young age there's already a movie about him, in which he is portrayed by Jesse Eisenberg.

The Volkswagen may be 65 years old, but it looks as young and fresh as ever. Compare its form in the 60s-era film "The Love Bug" to its new look in VW's Super Bowl commercial last year, and you'll certainly see some big changes. Still, it's got the curves, hip attitude and one-of-a-kind styling that consumers have always loved.

News is spreading fast about the return of VW's supremely luxurious Phaeton sedan. The car was pulled from the U.S. market back in 2006, but it looks like Volkswagen's had a change of heart and wants to give Americans a second chance to warm up to the luxury VW. Sources say it will be all-new, utilizing the brand's MLB Evo modular platform, which it will share with future Audi models and the VW Touareg. Read more for additional information.

While nearly every car sold in Europe is available with a diesel engine, America has taken its time jumping on the bandwagon. Still, there are far more diesel-powered vehicle options in the U.S. today than in the past, including models like the VW Jetta TDI and Passat TDI. If you're wondering whether a diesel is right for you, read on.

Volkswagen's recent Super Bowl ad showcased the brand's new boast that it has: "More vehicles on the road with over 100,000 miles than any other brand." The humorous ad is VW's fifth consecutive Game Day spot and, according to some of our employees at Camelback VW, perhaps one of its best Super Bowl ads yet. What do you think? Read more to watch it now.