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After seven decades, the longest-running car in automotive history is about to disappear. Volkswagen will end production of its iconic Beetle by the end of the model-year, the German automaker announced Thursday. But it lost momentum following the twin oil shocks of the s and, despite two attempts to rebuild its appeal with complete makeovers, it has been little more than a largely forgotten niche vehicle in recent years. Indeed, Volkswagen announced last year that it will revive another once-legendary model, the Microbus, a hippie-era staple. It will make its return early in the coming decade as the battery-electric ID Buzz. Some are speculating that the Beetle might also see a rebirth with a battery pack under its hood.

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The subject who is truly loyal to the Chief Magistrate will neither advise nor submit to arbitrary measures. The Volkswagen was commissioned by Adolf Hitler to provide low-cost transportation for the masses. A V-series prototype hints at the final shape of the car that would go on to become the best-selling vehicle in history. By , designer Ferdinand Porsche had arrived at the shape that would define the Beetle for decades to come. A Volkswagen publicity photo shows a Beetle leaving the assembly line.

We use cookies to improve our service for you. You can find more information in our data protection declaration. Bengt Holmgren caught the Volkswagen bug in the s and has since gone on to collect some 70 classic cars. Some 25 years after opening his own VW museum, the Swede will auction off his prized collection.