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Repair or Replace: VW Bug
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Slug bug, no slug back... Brings back some good memories, don’t you think? Well, aside from the bruise on your arm from your friend's fist. The VW Beetle was designed by Ferdinand Porsche at the request of Adolf Hitler back in the the mid-1930s. Despite its negative origins, the VW Beetle is the most manufactured car to ever roll out of an automotive assembly plant. That’s ever, people... it doesn’t matter what country you’re from. Growing up as a child, most of us can remember a family member, a friend or a pretty girl who drove what we learned to call a “love bug.” I suppose that stems from the Love Bug movie, which featured a charismatic VW Beetle named Herbie. I loved that movie as a kid, for the record. Who didn’t? Today, vintage VW Beetles are among the top 10 cars gaining in popularity, thus gaining in value on the collector car market. Who would have thought, huh? Honestly, it makes sense if you think about it. Classic VW Beetles are still affordable and within reach of even the most modest classic car collectors.
Slug bug, no slug back... Brings back some good memories, don’t you think? Well, aside from the bruise on your arm from your friend's fist. The VW Beetle was designed by Ferdinand Porsche at the request of Adolf Hitler back in the the mid-1930s. Despite its negative origins, the VW Beetle is the most manufactured car to ever roll out of an automotive assembly plant. That’s ever, people... it doesn’t matter what country you’re from. Growing up as a child, most of us can remember a family member, a friend or a pretty girl who drove what we learned to call a “love bug.” I suppose that stems from the Love Bug movie, which featured a charismatic VW Beetle named Herbie. I loved that movie as a kid, for the record. Who didn’t? Today, vintage VW Beetles are among the top 10 cars gaining in popularity, thus gaining in value on the collector car market. Who would have thought, huh? Honestly, it makes sense if you think about it. Classic VW Beetles are still affordable and within reach of even the most modest classic car collectors.
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