- After 70 years, the production of Volkswagen Beetle is over
- Through an emotional video, the well-loved vehicle said goodbye to all the li
ves it has touched in its entire existence - A lot of social media users were moved by the video posted by Volkswagen USA on YouTube
Can you still remember how the Volkswagen Beetle was able to touch your life?
Through an emotional video, the well-loved vehicle said goodbye to all the lives it has touched in its entire existence.
“After 70 years, the Volkswagen Beetle is retiring. Say g(o\!/o)dbye with Ren McCormack, Kevin Bacon, Andy Warhol, and Andy Cohen as the little bug drives its last mile. #TheLastMile,” Volkswagen USA captioned the video.
A lot of YouTube users commented on the video; recalling some of their fondest memories and most unforgettable moments with the iconic and well-loved car.
“0:05 looks exactly like me and my grandpa when he was teaching me! It’s even the same colored Beetle!” one of the users, daminwidi, commented.
“My first Beetle, when I was 15. My last Beetle, when I was 35. My Bus is with me for 20 years now. So much respect for VW’s engineering in a time when they made simple, honest, affordable, quality vehicles,” Bugz Don’t BugMe said.
“When I was 13, my dad’s friend asked him to help drive a yellow VW beetle to his home as he was about to gift it to his wife. My father came home and cried to my mother as he imagined me driving a Beetle one day. He started teaching me how to drive that very day,” Rayna Malik reminisced.
While Rachel Gibson shared, “My whole life I wanted a Beetle. Finally, I was able to purchase one in 2019 with my dad before he passed away in November and before they stopped producing them. I’m not crying you’re crying.”
Watch the emotional video that has gotten over half a million views, as of posting:
