Volkswagen Beetle

The Volkswagen Beetle

The Volkswagen Beetle, also fondly known as the 'Bug', was an iconic two-door, rear-engine economy car that became a cultural symbol in many countries, including the UK. It was adored for its unique rounded shape and its affordability, appealing to a broad demographic. The Beetle carved a niche for itself by being a practical and cost-effective solution for the average family or individual seeking reliable transportation. Its design and engineering were seen as marvels of their time when simplicity and function trumped luxury. This simplistic elegance made the car particularly popular among the working class and young drivers who favored the Beetle's quirky character over more conventional cars.

From its introduction to the British market in the 1950s, the Beetle enjoyed an extended run all the way until 2003. During this tenure, an impressive number of over 21 million units were sold globally, with the UK being one of its significant markets. The Beatty became renowned as one of the best-selling cars of all time. The car brought mobility to the masses and was especially endearing to those who were purchasing their first vehicle due to its affordability and minimalistic maintenance.

The Volkswagen Beetle not only sold well but also became a cultural icon over the years. Its appearances in films, TV shows, and even as a star in the ‘Herbie’ movie series etched the Beetle into the public's psyche as a lovable and spirited automotive character. This remarkable impact has ensured that even long after the end of its production, the Beetle remains a celebrated classic, enduring in popularity amongst enthusiast clubs and collectors. Its legacy is commemorated in various events and festivals across the UK, celebrating the joy and simplicity it brought to the roads.

Here are 353 Volkswagen Beetle used car sales records for you to browse through.