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Volkswagen is a German car company and one of the most famous car trademarks in the world. It appears several times throughout the Cars and Planes franchise.
Models[]
- 1960's VW Bug (Vroomaroundus Bugus)
- 1960 Volkswagen Type 2 Bus (Fillmore, Yoda)
- 1960 Volkswagen Beetle (Cruz Besouro, Kelly Beambright, Xanadu Bumpers, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George Harrison)
- 1963 Volkswagen Beetle (Herbie)
- 1963 Volkswagen Beetle Baja Bug (Easter Buggy)
- 1967 Volkswagen Beetle (Shifty Sidewinder)
- 1967 Volkswagen Beetle V-Rod (Royce Revsley, Dino Bugs)
- 2000 Volkswagen Sharan 7M
- 2008 Volkswagen Scirroco (Emma, Cho, Kyandee)
- Volkswagen Transporter T2 (Big Al)
- Volkswagen Type 3 Squareback
- Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
- Volkswagen New Beetle
Trivia[]
- It is portrayed as "Volkswingon" in Planes.
- In the Cars 2005 Teaser Trailer, the majority of the crowd at the Radiator Springs Speedway is comprised of 1960 Volkswagen Type 2 buses.
- Lots of Volkswagen cars were supposed to appear in Germany in Cars 2, but the Germany scene got unproduced.
- The fictional model, Special Aphid GT, is based on a Volkswagen Bug.
- Despite not physically appearing in Cars 2, the Volkswagen Type 3 Squareback and Volkswagen Karmann Ghia were mentioned in a conversation between Mater and Holley Shiftwell.
Gallery (in real-life)[]
1960 Volkswagen Type 2 bus
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1963 Volkswagen Beetle
1963 Volkswagen Beetle Baja Bug
1967 Volkswagen Beetle
1967 Volkswagen Beetle V-Rod
2000 Volkswagen Sharan 7M
Volkswagen New Beetle
Gallery (characters)[]
1960's VW Bug
1960 Volkswagen Type 2 Bus
1960 Volkswagen Beetle
1963 Volkswagen Beetle
1963 Volkswagen Beetle Baja Bug
1967 Volkswagen Beetle
1967 Volkswagen Beetle V-Rod
2000 Volkswagen Sharan 7M
2008 Volkswagen Scirroco
Volkswagen New Beetle in Rally to the Finish!
A Dino Bug in Cars on the Road Happy Meal PowerUp
Volkswagen Transporter T2 in Radiator Springs (comic)
Concept art from The Art of Cars 2
Names in other languages[]
- Norwegian: Folkevogn
- Ukrainian: Фольксваґен (transcription: Folʹksvagen)