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VAG (an abbreviation of Volkswagen AG) is one of the largest automotive groups in the world, founded in Berlin in 1937. Today, the group includes several hundred companies engaged in the production of vehicles and their components. The company continually develops and expands its presence in the global automotive market.
Throughout different periods in history, Volkswagen expanded its scale, leading to the group owning over 10 well-known automotive brands today, including Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi, Skoda, Seat, Lamborghini, Bentley, and Cupra. These brands offer a wide range of vehicles, from economical city cars to luxurious sports cars and powerful SUVs.
For car owners who choose VAG group vehicles, the company offers original spare parts under the same brand name. The VAG product range includes a full spectrum of parts, assemblies, accessories, and technical fluids necessary for the repair and maintenance of vehicles. Some parts are manufactured directly at the group's factories, while others are ordered from leading global manufacturers. Each part is packaged maintaining high quality standards and is equipped with a barcode and an original number to protect against counterfeits.
VAG parts are distinguished by their reliability, high quality, and durability, matching the reputation of the brand's vehicles. Thus, VAG provides car owners not only with a wide choice of vehicles but also a complete range of services and components for their maintenance and repair.
The history of the Volkswagen concern began in the German city of Wolfsburg in 1934. Ferdinand Porsche is a famous German designer and engineer (founder of the world famous German automobile company Porsche AG), who devoted 4 years of his life to creating the first “people's car” (“volk” - people, “wagen” - car, German) , stood at the origins of the future legend of the world automotive industry. Already in 1935, the Volkswagen VW30, nicknamed the Beetle, was developed. Later it became the name of the car. After the war, the Wolfsburg plant fell into the British occupation zone. In 1945, the British ordered the plant to manufacture 20 thousand cars. Since 1947 Volkswagen began exporting cars to other European countries. Volkswagen auto parts along with cars began to be supplied to Holland and other neighboring countries. The concern seized its real leadership in building a system of lending and car sales. Now, only after the defeat of Hitlerism, the famous "Beetle" has become a truly people's car, repeating the success of the Ford T in America. In 1949, a prototype of the second Volkswagen legend, the Bulli, appeared - a small but roomy and reliable, and most importantly - inexpensive and easy-to-maintain commercial minibus. In various modifications, the "Goby" was produced until the early 1980s, and the famous "Beetle" itself - until 1971, when its production was moved to Mexico. In the 1970s, the company launched models that became iconic for a long time: the front-wheel-drive Passat, Golf (1973) and Polo (1975). Each has undergone several reprints and served as the basis for the development of modern models of the company. Today, the Volskwagen-Audi AG alliance produces cars of all categories from minicars to SUVs and minibuses of the brands Volskwagen, Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Seat, Skoda