Volkswagen17 models to spot.

Volkswagen (Germany) has 17 models in the Wheeloh collection, from the Karmann Ghia (1955) to the ID Buzz GTX (2022). The most powerful is the Volkswagen I.D. R, at 670 hp. Spot one with Wheeloh and it ticks off in your Volkswagen collection.
Germany
models to spot
17
models to spot
max, I.D. R
670 hp
max, I.D. R
top speed, I.D. R
270 km/h
top speed, I.D. R
years covered
1955–2022
years covered
Volkswagen models in the Wheeloh collection, with the figures of their most powerful version
ModelYearsPower0–100 km/hTop speedEngineType
Volkswagen Golf R321997–2013247 hp6.5 s249 km/h3.2 L V6 naturally aspiratedHatchback
Volkswagen Beetle 1303 S1972–197550 hp17.5 s135 km/h1.6 L flat-4 naturally aspiratedHatchback
Volkswagen Type 1811969–198344 hp23 s115 km/h1.5 L flat-4 naturally aspiratedConvertible
Volkswagen ID Buzz GTX2022201 hp10.2 s145 km/hElectricMPV
Volkswagen Arteon R2021316 hp4.9 s249 km/h2.0 L inline-4 turboCoupé

12 more Volkswagen models in the app

Every model's full spec sheet, the points it is worth and your progress on the brand: download Wheeloh, it's free.

All 17 Volkswagen models of the collection

  • Volkswagen Golf R32
  • Volkswagen Beetle 1303 S
  • Volkswagen Type 181
  • Volkswagen ID Buzz GTX
  • Volkswagen Arteon R
  • Volkswagen Golf GTI Edition 35
  • Volkswagen Passat W8
  • Volkswagen Touareg R
  • Volkswagen I.D. R
  • Volkswagen Phaeton
  • Volkswagen Scirocco R
  • Volkswagen Corrado VR6
  • Volkswagen Karmann Ghia
  • Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport
  • Volkswagen Golf GTI TCR
  • Volkswagen Golf R
  • Volkswagen Golf Rallye

How to collect every Volkswagen

  1. 1

    Spot one

    Photograph it with Wheeloh: the model is identified in seconds.

  2. 2

    It ticks off

    The model is marked as spotted in your collection, and the spot is scored.

  3. 3

    Complete the brand

    Fill the collection model by model and climb the ranking.

Every car you spot is identified, and if it is in the catalogue it ticks off in its brand's collection. Your overall progress is the share of the catalogue you have spotted, drawn as a road with 30 milestones and 9 levels — and your friends are on the same road. How identification works.

Start ticking them off.

Free on iPhone and Android. Your first spot takes one photo.