Dune buggies popped up in the news several times this week. The open-bodied American car culture icon that took hold in the 1960s on shortened VW Beetle chassis inspired a VW electric concept vehicle, ...

If you have visions of driving a drop-top dune buggy on the sunny beaches of California, it’s probably a Meyers Manx you’re envisioning. The Meyers Manx Dune Buggy was the original build-your-own ...

Dune buggies used to be a cultural phenomenon back in the 60s and 70s, and while they are not as popular as they used to be, they are just as cool. There is no denying that racing across the sand with ...

The Meyers Max was an iconic dune buggy from the 1960s. It was simple, fun to drive, and represented the freedom of jumping dunes with your friends. The original Manx was conceived by Bruce Meyers and ...

If there is one car that could define the 1960s, it was the original Volkswagen Beetle. The simple, air-cooled engine puttered these little cars around the world, bringing with them easy and ...

In keeping with its once and always retro theme, Volkswagen brought 93-year-old Bruce Meyers, father of the famous Meyers Manx dune buggy to the New York show, where the soft-spoken, grandfatherly ...