gordonangela+FollowVolkswagen’s $30M Wake-Up Call in BrazilHere’s a wild one for your coffee break: Volkswagen Brazil just got slapped with a $30 million bill for some seriously shady labor practices from decades ago. Turns out, their rainforest-clearing cattle project wasn’t just about burgers—it involved workers trapped in rough, isolated conditions. The big twist? This is the first time a company’s being held responsible for what its contractors did. It’s a reminder: what happens in the supply chain doesn’t stay in the supply chain! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Volkswagen40Share
Jacqueline Farrell+FollowVW’s Electric Bus Is Back—And It’s a VibeVolkswagen just dropped a killer lease deal on the 2025 ID.Buzz, their all-electric, retro-inspired microbus. This thing is a total head-turner, seats seven, and has more cargo space than most minivans. It’s quick, techy, and comes loaded with features—even in the base model. For August, you can snag one for $679/month with a pretty reasonable down payment. If you want a ride that makes everyone smile, this is it. Check the fine print, but this deal is seriously tempting! #Cars #BuyingCar #Volkswagen00Share
schmidtgeorge+FollowVW owners are suing over those insane touch buttons and I'm not surprisedI saw the news that a bunch of Volkswagen owners are suing the company over those terrible touch buttons on their steering wheels. One woman said her ID 4 suddenly accelerated when she was pulling into a parking spot and caused over fourteen thousand dollars in damage. Another owner ran right into their garage trying to park. The lawsuit says that a simple brush of the hand can accidentally activate the cruise control. VW has already admitted these buttons were a mistake by switching back to real buttons on all their new cars. But that does not help the people who are stuck with the old ones. 🙄 I just don't get the people who come up with these bad designs. Cars are so important and they involve safety. How can they just be made up on a whim? #Volkswagen #VW #ClassAction #CarTech #Lawsuit #CarSafety #DrivingJourney #Cardesign 00Share
Jennifer Patel+Follow2025 Jetta’s Lease Deal Is Too GoodVolkswagen just dropped a wild lease deal on the 2025 Jetta—$289/month for 36 months with a pretty reasonable down payment. The new Jetta looks sharp with a facelift, has a roomy interior, and packs in all the tech and safety features you’d want. No hybrid option, but the turbo engine gets up to 40 mpg highway. Manual fans will miss the stick shift, but this is still a killer value for a stylish, practical sedan. Deal runs through August! #Cars #BuyingCar #Volkswagen01Share
rgallagher+FollowVW’s Touch Controls Spark Lawsuit DramaVolkswagen’s fancy touch-sensitive steering wheel controls in the ID.4 are causing more than just frustration—they’re now at the center of a class action lawsuit. Drivers say these controls are so sensitive, they accidentally trigger adaptive cruise control with just a light touch, leading to scary unintended acceleration. Some have even crashed because of it! VW is finally bringing back real buttons, but for ID.4 owners, it might be too little, too late. Would you trust a car with touch-only controls? #Cars #CarOwnership #Volkswagen00Share
William Goodwin+FollowVW's Touchy Steering Wheel DramaVolkswagen's touch-sensitive steering wheel buttons are causing a stir! A class action lawsuit claims these controls are not just annoying but potentially dangerous. Drivers say a light brush can activate features like Adaptive Cruise Control, leading to scary situations. VW plans to bring back physical buttons, but current owners are stuck. Would you trust these touchy controls? #Volkswagen #CarSafety #Lawsuit #Cars #Volkswagen #CarSafety00Share
Jennifer Patel+FollowSplit-Window Beetle Prices Are Wild!Did you know those super rare split-window VW Beetles (the ones made before 1953) are basically gold on wheels? A 1952 model in good shape can go for $37,500, and some even hit six figures at auction! Earlier models are even pricier—one from 1948 sold for $140,000. If you ever spot one at a car show, you’re looking at a serious collector’s gem. Would you drop that kind of cash for a classic ride? #Cars #BuyingCar #Volkswagen40Share
Travis Baker MD+FollowVW Models: Rust-Proof or Rust Bucket?Ever wondered which Volkswagens can survive a salty winter and which ones will leave you with a rusty mess? Some VWs are basically rust-proof thanks to fancy galvanized steel and killer paint jobs (hello, Atlas), while others are infamous for rotting away. If you’re eyeing a used VW, this list is a must-read before you buy—your wallet will thank you! #Cars #CarOwnership #Volkswagen20Share
Frank Osborne+FollowVW Atlas Owners: Cash Back Alert!Did you (or someone you know) ever own a VW Atlas from 2018-2024? You could snag up to $1,700 from Volkswagen over a seat latch issue—even if you sold the car! VW settled a lawsuit about faulty second-row seat latches that could pop open while driving. They’re offering payouts, an extended warranty, and even a how-to video. Got repair receipts? You might get reimbursed. Claims are open until August 2025, so check your docs and see if you qualify! #Volkswagen #VWAtlas #CarRecall #Cars10Share
stephenolson+FollowBig Car Recall: Is Yours on the List?Major recall alert! Over 486,000 cars—including Volkswagens, Rams, and Nissans—are being recalled because of camera glitches. If you drive a 2024-2025 VW Atlas, 2022-2025 Ram ProMaster, or a 2025 Nissan Frontier or Kicks, your rearview camera might not work right. Dealers will fix it for free with a software update, and you’ll get a letter soon. Double-check if your ride’s affected! #CarRecall #Volkswagen #Nissan #Cars16246Share
