934 years in a Hitler Ferdinand Porsche 'family car' up to now emerging from, and in 1938 appeared as wanting to design 21.5 million by selling the world's best-selling car title captures the Volkswagen Beetle or the location in the dusty pages of history in widely known as the Bug soon in Turkey receivables.
According to a statement by the United States representative of German automotive giant Volkswagen, the company will terminate its production in July 2019. The company said it is not intended to re-enter the vehicle in the near future. This means that a world-famous car series will end.
Volkswagen Beetle, which is also the finger of Hitler himself in his design, was designed and developed as a car that every German family can buy and fit easily. The order that Hitler gave to Ferdinand Porsche when he designed Vosvos was that the vehicle could fit 2 adults and 3 children or 3 fully equipped soldiers.
First Vosvos went into production in 1938 in Nazi Germany. The world-wide fame of the vehicle took place in the second half of the 20th century. Volkswagen was launched when the vehicle reached global popularity, and in 1998 the company launched the second generation Vosvos. The 3rd generation Vosvos has been heating up the asphalt since 2012.
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