I have owned several beetles starting in my teens. My preference is for Type 1 VW's, known as regular or standard Beetles - not the Super Beetle as mentioned before. The Super Beetle's were Volkswagen"s response to American drivers wanting the car to handle more like an American car. I find the Super Beetles to have sluggish steering and a heavier feel. Standard Beetles have front end torsion bar suspension giving it it's characteristic light, bouncy ride with quick and nimble manual steering. As for the prefered year models, I quite liked my '68 with a 1500 engine. But I have since owned 3 '74 models mainly for the more powerful 1600 engine. This was also the last model before Volkswagen switched to the problem plagued fuel injected model in '75. I owned one of those as well and it was a lemon.
1998.
They remade the '66VW Beetle in '98.See:http://www.superbeetles.com/history.htm
1967
1979
The last year of the production of the VW Beetle was 1979 and they were all convertiblesthat year.
The third number of the serial number is the year it was made.
1967 through 1969.
1966
1967
dipstick transmission in vw beetle
Yes it can. E10 is no problem for a VW beetle.
1998 vw beetle what type of oil