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Go Volkswagen Go, we’re all about the love for the open road, the
iconic Volkswagen, and everything in between. Whether you’re a die-hard VW fan or a newbie ready to dive into the world of dubs, we’ve got you covered. Our site is all about celebrating your journeys, whether it’s through photos, stories, or tips on how to make the most of your VW experience. Think of Go Volkswagen Go as your virtual garage where all things Volkswagen meet fun, adventure, and community. We’re not here to just sell cars; we’re here to share the passion for the Volkswagen lifestyle. Whether you're cruising in a classic VW Beetle, rocking a VW Bus, or taking on new roads in a modern VW model, you’ll find something here to fuel your love for all things VW. We’ve got cool stories, killer photos, road trip tips, and everything you need to keep your VW running smoothly and looking awesome. So, kick back, relax, and dive into the world of Go Volkswagen Go. Your next adventure starts here!
Dubs and Dogs:
Do you have a sweet ride and a furry friend that loves the open road as much as you do? Welcome to Dubs and Dogs! This is where we want to see you and your four-legged co-pilot taking on adventures in your VW. Got a photo of your dog enjoying a scenic drive or a funny story about the time they tried to take over the wheel? We want to hear all about it!
It’s simple: share your favorite photos and brief stories with us, and you could be featured on Go Volkswagen Go. Whether your dog’s a road trip pro or a new recruit to the VW lifestyle, we’d love to see your unique bond with your ride and your pup. If you've spotted any awesome VW and dog ads on YouTube or elsewhere, feel free to share them with us, and we might even feature them on the site.
So, if you’ve got photos of your dog hanging out in your VW, or a story about a hilarious road trip adventure, submit it today. After all, it’s the good vibes, the open road, and your furry sidekick that make VW adventures so special!
Charlie, a seasoned road-tripper and rescue dog, had spent countless hours in the passenger seat of his owner’s 1973 VW Bus. His family had always taken short trips, but this time they were planning a long-distance adventure from New York to the Adirondacks. With the trip being a bit longer, they needed to ensure Charlie's comfort and safety for the ride. Before they hit the road, they did a thorough check of their VW Bus to ensure everything from the engine to the brakes was in good condition. They also made sure Charlie had a cozy, secure spot in the van, with plenty of water, snacks, and breaks along the way. The trip was a huge success because they had planned ahead: the car was roadworthy, Charlie had a comfortable ride, and the family was able to enjoy their time without worrying about safety. This trip highlighted how important it is to prepare both your vehicle and your pets for longer trips. Ensuring your car’s performance is top-notch before embarking on a road trip, especially with a furry passenger, is key to having a smooth and enjoyable experience.
Benny, a Labrador, had been on several road trips with his owner’s classic 1965 VW Beetle. On one particular trip, the engine started to sputter in the middle of a long stretch of highway. It was a little stressful for Benny's owner, but thankfully, they had taken the time to perform regular maintenance on the Beetle. They had recently replaced the oil, checked the brakes, and ensured the battery was in good condition, which ultimately kept them safe on the road. Benny’s owner was a firm believer in regular maintenance, and this incident reinforced that belief. While the breakdown didn’t turn into a major problem, it was a reminder that taking time to properly maintain your VW (or any vehicle) is crucial to avoid unexpected issues. Benny’s owner recommends always performing a pre-trip inspection to ensure you’re fully prepared for the road, especially when traveling with your dog.
Lucy, a Border Collie, loved to travel, but her humans learned a valuable lesson on a trip across several states in their 2019 VW ID.4. During the first few hours of the drive, Lucy seemed restless and uncomfortable. It was clear that long car trips could be a bit overwhelming for a high-energy dog like Lucy, especially when the car wasn’t set up with her comfort in mind. After stopping for a break, they rearranged the back of the VW to create more space for Lucy, adding her bed and a few toys to keep her occupied. They also planned more frequent stops, allowing Lucy to stretch her legs, get some fresh air, and hydrate. By the time they reached their destination, Lucy was much more relaxed, and the trip was enjoyable for everyone. This story emphasizes how important it is to consider your pet’s comfort during long trips. Not only should the car be equipped for safety, but also for comfort, especially when taking extended trips. Providing your dog with a familiar space and ensuring they have opportunities for exercise and hydration can make all the difference.
Road Trips with VW:
There’s no better way to experience the freedom of the open road than in a classic VW. Road Trips with VW is where we get to hear about your greatest, most epic journeys (and maybe a few that didn’t go exactly as planned). We’re talking about the trips where you leave the world behind and create unforgettable memories, from the scenic views to the unexpected detours that make every road trip unique. Got an epic road trip story in your VW? Maybe you cruised down the Pacific Coast Highway in a VW Bus, or you took a spontaneous trip to the mountains in a Beetle? Share it with us! We want to know about the time you found that perfect taco truck off the beaten path or the sunset you’ll never forget. Of course, not every road trip goes according to plan (and that’s okay). Maybe you broke down on a mountain pass or took a wrong turn that led to the best adventure ever. We want to hear about those moments too! It’s not just about the destination—it’s the journey and the stories that come with it. Submit your road trip photos, epic or not-so-epic tales, and join a community of VW lovers who know that the journey is always just as important as the destination.