Volkswagen will stop production of the last version of its Beetle model this week at its plant in Puebla, Mexico. Continue reading →

The automakers are making a last-ditch appeal to try to revive talks in order to avoid years of uncertainty over what rules they will face. Continue reading →

Dozens of firefighters and multiple units responded to the call. Continue reading →

The compact Beetle was introduced in Germany in 1938 during the Nazi era and came to the U.S. 11 years later, where it became a symbol of utilitarian transportation often used by hippies. Continue reading →

Police say 80-year-old Hermann Katzer has been found safe in the Hamilton area late Wednesday night. Continue reading →

The scandal, which came to light in the United States in 2015, has already cost the German automaker $20 billion in fines and civil settlements in the U.S. Continue reading →

Confusion ensued over who would take the financial hit – diesel owners or car companies – if people could not drive their vehicles into German cities. Continue reading →

Volkswagen’s supervisory board called on Monday for an immediate inquiry into who ordered scientific tests in which monkeys were exposed to toxic diesel fumes, while the German government said such studies were unjustifiable. Continue reading →

Around 20,000 Canadian vehicle owners expected to see cash payments. Continue reading →

The federal government has refused to provide records showing the scope of its investigation into the Volkswagen emissions-duping scandal in Canada and the Germany automaker is now seeking a legal order to keep those records confidential. Continue reading →