Volkswagen

Starting at $44,305

The full-sized Volkswagen Arteon sits at the top of the rapidly shrinking full-size sedan class, and it earns that top spot honestly.

Starting at $31,625

Despite a few interior hiccups the 2023 Volkswagen Golf GTI remains our top-ranked sport compact car, masterfully blending performance with practicality.

Starting at $45,835

Packing 315 horsepower and all-wheel drive, the compact 2023 Golf R is a thrilling hatchback that makes us bemoan dull crossovers and SUVs even more than usual.

Starting at $38,000 est

Volkswagen’s expanding ID family of EVs is growing to include the ID.7 sedan, a Passat-sized four-door with sleek, aerodynamic lines.

Starting at $21,750

While the 2023 Volkswagen Jetta ain’t the newest compact car on the block, it’s a refined top competitor with impressive fuel economy.

Starting at $32,680

With a wealth of standard features, the 2023 Volkswagen Jetta GLI is practical, fun to drive, and offers a spacious cabin and a trunk in a shrinking sport compact segment.

Starting at $40,000 est

The 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz represents the modern revival of the brand's beloved Microbus and will be one of the first electric vans on the market.

Starting at $40,000 est

The 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz represents the modern revival of the brand's beloved Microbus and will be one of the first electric vans on the market.

Starting at $40,290

The Volkswagen ID.4 channels the spirit of the original Beetle but modernizes that vision for the 21st century with an electric powertrain and an SUV body.

Starting at $38,000 est

Volkswagen’s expanding ID family of EVs is growing to include the ID.7 sedan, a Passat-sized four-door with sleek, aerodynamic lines.

Starting at $21,790

Its shape is among the most distinctive on the road; happily, the Beetle, offered as a coupe or a convertible, is as fun to drive as it looks.

Starting at $35,340

Volkswagen’s top-of-the-line CC is an appealing—albeit aging—family sedan.

Starting at $32,790

With all the sprightliness and most of the practicality of the regular Golf, the 2019 VW e-Golf is Volkswagen's electric car, and provides all-electric motoring in a handsome little package.

Starting at $32,860

The Eos is a clever little combo: Its folding hardtop makes it a closed coupe, an open-air convertible, and the roof has a sliding sunroof, too.

Starting at $24,190

With capacious cargo space and splendid driving manners, the Volkswagen Golf is a great compact hatchback, but it lives in the shadow of the hot GTI.

Starting at $27,790

Just when you thought station wagons had all but disappeared, they have found a way to stay relevant: by mimicking crossovers.

Starting at $22,790

We've been singing the praises of the Volkswagen Golf for a decade.

Starting at $19,440

The Beetle’s roly-poly retro shape is built upon the bones of the previous-generation Golf.

Starting at $28,570

Apart from its notable refinement and popular features, the Volkswagen Passat mostly fails to stand out compared with other family sedans.

Starting at $17,000

The Rabbit replaced the aged Golf in 2007 and is basically a hatchback Jetta.

Starting at $27,840

The company that credits itself with inventing the minivan turns to Chrysler to stay in the game.

Starting at $50,405

The Touareg is attractive, comfortable, and has good road manners, but competitors offer more for less money.