Volkswagen Everest, anyone?
by Anton Andres
The German tuner went to town on the pickup
The all-new Volkswagen Amarok may have only been revealed a couple of months ago, but German tuner Delta4x4 already has plans to turn it into the ultimate off-road adventure truck.The striking creation you see here will be known as
by Greg Potts
Is this the Raptor-rivaling Hilux we’ve been waiting for?
What do we think, pickup fans?
This is the all-new Volkswagen Amarok, and the big news is that Volkswagen has collaborated with Ford to spawn both this and the new Ranger.That means the second-gen Amarok gets some familiar-sounding engines. What's available will depend
by Greg Potts
Starring the Ranger-based Volkswagen Amarok
Volkswagen is bringing back the Amarok with more than a little helping hand from Ford, and now that the Blue Oval has unveiled both the standard Ranger and the twin-turbo V6 Raptor, it's almost time for VW to pull the
by Greg Potts
It looks nowhere near the Ford Ranger that it’s based on
The next-gen Ford Ranger was unveiled a couple of weeks back, so it'll soon be time for Volkswagen to follow suit with its all-new Amarok based on the same platform. First, though, VW has released some slightly odd rhino-
by Greg Potts
Some big announcements were made this week
The truck will be launched sometime in 2022
Volkswagen and Ford previously announced an alliance, through which the two industry giants plan to jointly develop a new platform for their next-generation pickups. Now, it appears that we're moving closer to seeing the results-specifically VW's-in their
The best car chase in years
When I was in high school at the turn of the century, the car geek in me was thrilled at the plethora of high-octane car chases that seemed to permeate all the action movies of the time. From the insane nitrous-
Stock don't rock when it comes to pickups these days
Here's your fact of the day: It wasn't until 1987-just 32 years ago-that a team of human being first walked to the North Pole. Hearty congrats to Canadians Richard Weber and Brent Boddy, who rightly deserve their place
by Ollie Kew
