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Volkswagen parts
Volkswagen parts on this page cover 247 listings for vehicles built from 1968 to 2025. The Jetta has by far the most parts, followed by the Beetle and Passat. The Atlas, Vanagon, Golf and GTI are listed too. Brands include Genuine, Replacement, Bosch, OEM and Sachs, and each listing shows the exact years and engines it fits.
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Volkswagen models covered
The Jetta leads with 143 parts. The Beetle has 33 and the Passat 30. The Atlas and Vanagon have 7 each, and the Super Beetle, Golf and GTI have 4 each. The Cabrio, Tiguan, Transporter, EuroVan and CC follow, along with the Rabbit Pickup and Rabbit Convertible. In total the catalogue covers 18 Volkswagen models.
Volkswagen part types listed
CV joints and EGR valves have 12 listings each, and hood struts have 11. Pressure plates have 8 and hood pads 7. Air mass meter boots, impulse senders, AC heater controls, timing chain tensioners and emblems follow. Genuine parts make up 23 listings and Bosch 12, with Sachs supplying clutch parts.
Beetle, Jetta and engine fitment
The Beetle name covers both the classic rear-engine, air-cooled car and the later front-engine Beetle, which share almost no parts. The Jetta has been built across many generations with gas and diesel engines, and EGR valves and timing parts vary with the engine code. Check the fitment table for year, engine and transmission, and compare the part number on your old part.
Volkswagen questions
Do classic Beetle parts fit the newer Beetle?
No. The classic air-cooled Beetle and the later front-engine Beetle are different cars. Select your exact model and year so only matching parts appear.
How do I find my Volkswagen engine code?
It is usually on a label in the trunk or service booklet, and stamped on the engine. Matching it to the listing is the surest way to choose engine parts.
Which Volkswagen has the most parts listed?
The Jetta has 143 parts, more than any other VW model here. The Beetle has 33 and the Passat 30.