Volkswagen Vento and Volkswagen Polo are looking to buck the trend for the poor sales of petrol cars this season. The ever increasing petrol prices have surely made the company go for a last ditch effort to improve its sales and only time will tell if others are to follow suit.

Volkswagen Polo now gets leaner, meaner and sportier with the launch of its new R Line model. The new car is a sportier and faster variant of the premium hatchback. The Polo R-Line comes with a 1.2-litre TFSI engine mated to a six-speed gearbox. The engine delivers a maximum power of 105PS which matches up to the likes of 1.6-litre Polo Highline currently doing rounds on the Indian roads. However it does have a trump up its sleeve with a top speed of 190km/h and breaches the 100 km mark in just less than 10 seconds.

Volkswagen Polo and Volkswagen Vento join the IPL fervor this 2012 with the launch of a special IPL edition as part of its association with the Indian Premier League. This is the second launch of IPL edition variants from the company.

Volkswagen Polo and Volkswagen Vento have gone ahead with their own budget dhamaka for the 2012 fiscal year. The two models will now be available at more attractive finance options to the Indian customers. This has been made possible with the introduction of unique Mobility Solution from Volkswagen Finance.

Volkswagen Vento diesel now is also available in the Comfortline variant at Rs 8.56 lakh in Maharashtra and at Rs 8.74 lakh in rest of India. The new variant also comes with the same engine of 1.6 litre capacity and 105PS motor with an overall efficiency figure of 22kmpl.

The new petrol run Volkswagen Jetta TSI will be powered with an engine displacement of around 1800cc. This is the same power-train that currently serves premium sedans Skoda Laura and Skoda Superb. It turns out that rising petrol prices haven't deterred Volkswagen one bit.  It's a compact-prestige five seater sedan with economy, quality, performance and style.

Volkswagen Polo is now just contest away from your hands. The Indian subsidy of the car maker has started a contest to attract the customers in an innovative way. The people who take part in the competition will secure a chance to get a brand new Volkswagen Polo model.

Volkswagen Seat is looking for a seat in the already overcrowded small car segment in India. This company is planning to further its base and boost up its volumes in India. The addition of Seat to could improve the company’s scale of operation and increase its reach in the market.

International Motor Show is now underway at Frankfurt, Germany. The show is host to some of the biggest auto launches and this year was no exception. In spite of the global economic turbulence the show had at least over 1000 participants from over 35 nations and is expected to garner up to 80 new launches in the forthcoming days.

Volkswagen Up! is all set to debut on the 15 September 2011 at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Volkswagen will also unveil its other cars but the Volkswagen Up! which is a part of their small car division will be the eye of the show.

Chevrolet Beat to Maruti Swift, Volkswagen Polo to Ford Figo, Honda City, Hyundai Verna, Chevrolet Aveo all the cars now have cousins. With a price difference of up to 20 Rupees in the diesel and petrol fuel, almost 56% of the small cars sold in India were diesel vehicles of the above brands.

Volkswagen Polo, Volkswagen Vento are all set to light up the festive season with the limited edition sales. The company is also eyeing high sales for the 2012 holiday season from their new releases like the Jetta and the Passat.

Volkswagen is one the promising car manufacturers in India. It is planning to introduce a small car below its most trendy compact hatchback Volkswagen Polo. The price toll of this car will be around Rs.3 lakh in Indian market.

Volkswagen Passat 2011 diesel sedan launched today. It is equipped with a 2.0 TDI diesel engine, six speed manual gearbox, which can easily generate 170 Bhp of maximum power and 350 Nm of peak torque.