Used Volkswagen Beetle Cars and Second Hand Beetle's for sale
You found our selection of Used Volkswagen Beetle cars for sale. We have both trade and private used Beetle's advertised. If you have a Second hand Volkswagen Beetle for sale, why not sell it on Autoweb free of charge.
Volkswagen Beetle OXFORD EDITION BEETLE SPEEDSTER AUDI 1.8 S3 ENGINE
- Engine: 1800cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 17000 Miles 2004
- Finished in: BLUE
- Location: Hitchin, Hertfordshire
- £19,990
Volkswagen Beetle 1.9 Cabriolet Tdi 105 - SPORTS PACK
- Engine: 1896cc Diesel Manual
- Age: 9000 Miles 2011
- Finished in: Blue
- Location: Stokesley, North Yorkshire
- £16,995
Volkswagen Beetle 1.6 Luna 2dr
- Engine: 1600cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 10000 Miles 2010
- Finished in: Deep Black
- Location: Mitcham, Surrey
- £12,995
Volkswagen Beetle 1.9 TDi 2dr
- Engine: 1896cc Diesel Manual
- Age: 28308 Miles 2007
- Finished in: Yellow
- Location: Swindon, Wiltshire
- £10,082
Volkswagen Beetle 2.0 Tip Cabriolet
- Engine: 1984cc Petrol Automatic
- Age: 38000 Miles 2007
- Finished in: BLUE
- Location: Malton, North Yorkshire
- £9,995
Volkswagen Beetle 2.0 8v Tiptronic
- Engine: 1984cc Petrol Automatic
- Age: 25000 Miles 2007
- Finished in: Blue
- Location: Hornchurch, Essex
- £9,995
VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1.6 Luna
- Engine: 1596cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 31000 Miles 2007
- Finished in: BLACK
- Location: Mexborough, South Yorkshire
- £8,995
Volkswagen Beetle 1.6 Luna convertible
- Engine: 1600cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 40000 Miles 2008
- Finished in: Solid red
- Location: Weston super Mare, Somerset
- £8,995
Volkswagen Beetle 1.6
- Engine: 1600cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 29800 Miles 2006
- Finished in: Beige
- Location:
- £8,800
Public Sale
VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1.6 LUNA 2DR CONVERTIBLE Petrol
- Engine: 1600cc Petrol Manual
- Age: 28190 Miles 2007
- Finished in: SALSA RED
- Location: Sheffield, South Yorkshire
- £8,699
Volkswagen Beetle History - Click to expand
The Volkswagen Beetle is the most enduring and most manufactured model of vehicle in the world, with 21 million being produced since its launch in 1938. Although the Beetle is synonymous with chic style and sixties throwbacks, few people know that the model was initially commissioned by Adolf Hitler in 1933. Volkswagen literally means people's car in German, and the Beetle was to be the first mas produced Volkswagen vehicle. The car was seen as an affordable form of private vehicle ownership for the German market.
The Beetle was initially produced in 1938, but it would be a further fifteen years before the model was available for the UK market. In 1953 Jack Gilder became the UK representative for Volkswagen, acquiring the franchise. Throughout the next fourteen years the Volkswagen Beetle would remain largely unchanged, with Volkswagen Beetle sales increasing year on year not just in Britain, but also around the world.
In 1967 Volkswagen Beetle cars gained a major upgrade. Commonly known as the 'Super Beetle', the 1967 model is what would be regarded today as the classic Beetle, with a longer nose and larger windows. Although the Beetle was produced on an unprecedented scale, good quality used Volkswagen Beetles of this era are extremely rare and come with a price tag that reflects their ongoing popularity.
Minor improvements were made to the Beetle almost yearly, but Volkswagen Beetle car sales suffered greatly following stiff competition from emerging Asian competitors. By the end of 2003, annual production had fallen from a peak of 1.3 million in 1971 to just 30,000. Volkswagen therefore announced the end of the production of the Beetle, with the last ever car rolling off the production line in Mexico on 30th July 2003.
The Beetle is arguably the most recognizable car in the world, and sales prove that it was certainly among the most successful. Although a new Beetle model exists, the nostalgia of the original Volkswagen model can never be reproduced in quite the same way.










