Before heading out on a long drive — whether it’s a weekend escape or a multi-state summer road trip — your vehicle should be as ready for the journey as your travel playlist. No matter how new or reliable your car feels, skipping a pre-trip inspection can turn a relaxing vacation into an unplanned roadside…
As temperatures climb and road trips fill the calendar, your Volkswagen’s cooling system quietly shoulders the burden of keeping your engine safe. Whether you drive a Golf GTI, Passat, Tiguan, or Atlas, your VW depends on a carefully balanced network of coolant passages, hoses, pumps, and fans to keep temperatures stable—even when the pavement feels…
If you own a Volkswagen in San Bernardino, your maintenance needs don’t just depend on mileage—they’re shaped by the terrain, the temperature swings, and the way you use your vehicle. From weekday commutes across the I-10 to weekend drives up the Cajon Pass, your VW works harder here than the service booklet may account for….
Volkswagen has long stood at the intersection of engineering integrity and automotive identity. But in today’s world—where cars are increasingly defined by code, sensors, and software—the bar for service excellence has moved. Keeping a Volkswagen running like a Volkswagen now requires more than routine care. It demands precision, access, and alignment with a fast-evolving digital…
Volkswagen vehicles are built with precision, and they’re engineered to go the distance—but only if you meet them halfway with routine maintenance. Hitting 30,000, 60,000, or 90,000 miles isn’t just a milestone—it’s your cue for a deeper level of service that goes well beyond a quick oil change. Whether you drive a Golf, Tiguan, Jetta,…
For many Volkswagen drivers, maintaining long-term performance and resale value begins with where—and how—the vehicle is serviced. A visit to a Volkswagen dealership service department is more than just an oil change or diagnostic check. It’s a structured, factory-guided experience built around VW’s engineering standards, proprietary equipment, and customer-focused service model. From check-in to final…
The 2025 Volkswagen Taos returns this year with subtle but meaningful updates, reinforcing its place as one of the most polished choices in the compact SUV segment. While many rivals chase attention with flashy styling or aggressive pricing, the Taos stays true to its strengths: quiet refinement, practical space, and a driving experience that feels…
The 2026 Volkswagen Golf brings more than just subtle tweaks — it delivers a real boost in driver-assist tech, blending VW’s signature driving feel with some seriously smart safety features. Whether you’re in the base Golf, the punchy GTI, or the all-out Golf R, VW’s latest systems aim to make everyday driving safer and easier…
The road trip has always been a defining part of American car culture—but in the age of electrification, it comes with new logistics. The Volkswagen ID.4, VW’s first globally available all-electric SUV, is more than just a commuter EV. With the right planning and awareness of its long-distance travel capabilities, it’s a competent, quiet, and…
Volkswagen has long been a pioneer in making mobility accessible to a broad audience. With the ID.every1, the automaker is taking a bold step toward affordable electric transportation, bringing EV technology to those who might have previously considered it out of reach. Designed with practicality and efficiency in mind, this compact EV blends functionality with…
