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The most accessible German carmaker in America, Volkswagen's strengths include disciplined engineering, thoughtful packaging and European driving dynamics. The lineup ranges from affordable and efficient sedans like the compact Jetta and midsize Passat to roomy and competitive SUVs like the latest Tiguan and 7-passenger Atlas. VW is poised to begin a major push into electric vehicles with its new ID.4 compact SUV.
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The Volkswagen Tiguan is all-new for 2025, with more power and refinement. It will start just under $31,000.
A week driving the 2025 Volkswagen Taos shows that subcompact no longer means bare-bones, and some tiny cars can be attractive.
The best performers in testing lost just 14% of their range in the cold – better performance than most internal combustion engines.
The 2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI will start at $33,670, with the high-performance Golf R coming close to the $50,000 line.
Volkswagen will not bring its ID.7 electric sedan to the U.S., though it will still sell the car in China and Europe.
Ford, Honda, and Volkswagen took home one win each in the 2025 North American Car of the Year Awards.
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