and the old design and tooling enabled VW to sell the van for many years at a reasonable price and profit. The Microbus was built for 63 consecutive years, and in Brazil for 57 years. But even in ...

During a test drive comparison, CBS 8 Digital Content Director Mitch Gruber piloted his 1969 cherry red microbus while demonstrating the stark contrasts between old and new. The classic bus ...

The Volkswagen ID Buzz Concept, an interesting name considering the old microbus’ connection to cannabis culture, made its global debut at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show. Showcasing the automaker ...

The tiny vehicle mimicked a classic Microbus, triggering a trademark dispute from the automaker. The company previously had a similar van seized and destroyed, fueling further controversy online.

We take a first look at the all-electric VW ID Buzz to see if it's as cool as the original Microbus.

The Microbus originally came equipped with an air-cooled 1.2-liter flat-four mounted in the rear that made 28 horsepower, but by 2005 it was running with a 1.4-liter water-cooled engine.