VW Volkswagen Beetle Windscreen, Windblocker, Windstop & Wind Deflectors

With the best Volkswagen VW Beelte windscreen available, enjoy the best of top-down driving. Whether you're talking on your cell phone, enjoying your stereo, or carrying on a conversation with your passenger, this windblocker will deliver a much quieter, more comfortable, and wind-free cockpit.

For full information:

• VW Beetle Windscreen Features details the full implementation and construction of this wind deflector.
• VW Beetle Windblocker Benefits describes why you should buy this Beetle windscreen.
• VW Beetle Wind Deflector Durability, on how you can expect this windstop to continue to look like new for many years.
• VW Beetle Windstop Strength, on the rigidity of this windblocker
• VW Beetle Windscreen Polish, on the windscreen brilliance.
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Customer Reviews (read all customer reviews):

I recieved my windscreen on Monday and had it installed by bedtime. The next day I drove it 700 miles on the interstate for a trip to see my family back in Tennessee and I was happy to have one sunny day drive. The screen cut down on the chill of the wind and the sound of the interstate.

Installation could not have been easier and I could not be happier.

Margie Scoggins

Abingdon, Va 

Looks? A+

Installation? A+

History of the Volkswagen VW Beetle

At the 1994 North American International Auto Show, Volkswagen unveiled the J-Mays penned "Concept 1", a concept car with futuristic styling deliberately reminiscent of the original Beetle's rounded shape. Strong public reaction convinced the company to move the car into production, and in 1998, 20 years after the last original Beetle was sold in the United States, Volkswagen launched the New Bettle, designed by Mays and Freeman Thomas at the company's California design studio.

New Beetles are manufactured at VW's Puebla, Mexico assembly plant where the last line of factory-built air-cooled Beetles were removed from production.

The New Beetle, with its (water-cooled) engine at the front of the car driving the front wheels, is related to the original only in name, general shape and some styling cues.

In an attempt to stem a trade in grey market imports into the UK, in 1998 VW made available a limited number of New Beetles to those who had signed up to a web campaign a few years earlier. These, officially the first New Beetles in the UK, were available in full UK spec (albeit only in left-hand drive), and started to arrive in the UK in April 1999. Right-hand drive versions arrived at the beginning of 2000, and have sold fairly well.  (Information taken from Wikipedia)