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From the inception of the company more than 80 years ago, Volkswagen has been an innovator of iconic vehicles, many of them becoming cultural touchstones for their era. From the Beetle to the Bus, they define what made them famous. As Volkswagen continues producing designs to meet modern tastes, the current preference for SUVs is making an impact on classic vehicle models, in particular, Volkswagen's incredibly successful line of wagon-style vehicles, first introduced in 1966. Read on to learn more!

Thank you for choosing to learn more about the Volkswagen brand! As a dealership serving the greater Auburn, MA, and Worcester areas, we're happy to announce that our manufacturer has placed within the top 10 Most Awarded Brands of 2019. This prestigious title is afforded to those brands that showcase exceptional ratings across the board.

Commitment in the automotive industry extends well beyond innovative vehicle designs. Our manufacturer has generously pledged to donate $1 million to the DonorsChoose.org to help fund and support classroom projects across the nation as part of their "Drive Bigger" Summer Event. Through this donation, classrooms and teachers will be able to purchase the supplies their students need to promote a healthier and more productive learning environment.

We all love a little nostalgia, don’t we? The retro days of the Volkswagen MicroBus may be long past, but it’s preparing to make a triumphant return in a distinctly modern way. Featuring iconic styling and an all-electric power train, the VW ID.BUZZ concept looks to be an exciting view into both the past and the future.

Need something to transport the groceries and dominate a track day at Lime Rock Park? How about an all-wheel drive hatchback to take that backroad shortcut, even in the winter? The Volkswagen Golf R is here to help you do it all, and you can pick it up today at Patrick Volkswagen in Auburn, MA.

Safety is just as important to us as it is to you. We want to ensure that you and yours get to all your destinations comfortably and without harm. We here at Patrick Motors Volkswagen are excited to announce that the 2019 VW Golf GTI has been named a Top Safety Pick by the IIHS. The IIHS makes sure to use extensive crash tests to determine the safety of the car.

Do you remember your first car? I’m sure you do, but do you still have it? Kathleen Brooks has owned and operated her 1967 VW Beetle, that she likes to call Annie for its ruby red paint, for almost 51 years now. It wasn’t until the Bug’s 50th birthday that she reached out to a San Diego TV station asking if they would be interested in celebrating the 50th birthday of the only car she has ever owned. Shortly after, she realized Volkswagen was also interested, so much so they offered to restore Annie at its factory…

The soul of our past and the heart of our future. The #IDBUGGY makes its North American debut at #NYIAS. pic.twitter.com/ejh5RHMToh

— Volkswagen USA (@VW) April 18, 2019

Auburn, MA, drivers of a certain age--or any buggy enthusiast--will fondly recall the days of the Meyers Manx in the 1960s. The classic two-seat, open air dune buggy was the ultimate beachcombing, summertime-fun vehicle.

Volkswagen offered up a 21st-century reboot of that classic at the Geneva International Motor Show: the ID.BUGGY concept. The all-electric concept comfortable going anywhere when the sun is shining

Is America ready for a smaller pickup again? Meet the Tarok, our concept compact-plus-sized truck with seating for five and a versatile load area. #VWTarok #NYIAS pic.twitter.com/QmHmUsvgHc

— Volkswagen USA (@VW) April 22, 2019

The compact pickup truck market in the United States is indeed a crowded one. Volkswagen just might entering it in the near future after recently unveiling the Volkswagen Tarok concept truck at the New York International Auto Show.

The newly redesigned Jetta has a lot to offer both inside and out. WardsAuto has taken note, naming it to the list of vehicles they feel deliver the best driver assistance solutions and easy-to-use tech features.

Reviewers remarked that though the Jetta didn’t carry a large price tag, it left no traces of being a cheap car with its quality materials and technology options. Of particular note were the digital instrument panel and the fact that it could be reconfigured to suit each driver’s needs and wants.