It’s electric: If you’re looking for a fully electric minivan, this is your only option. But the ID. Buzz’s range is limited to around 230 miles depending on if it’s rear- or all-wheel drive, so it’s ...

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz is the only electric minivan on sale in the U.S., but the least expensive variant costs almost ...

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Nostalgia is a big draw here, but so are the modern features like all wheel drive, 335 HP and the largest third row of any car on the road.

This never-registered van features just 162 miles on the odometer and even then it might go for less than MSRP ...

The Type 2 Split Screen was launched in 1950 and remained in production until 1967 at Volkswagen’s factory in Wolfsburg, Germany. In the 1960s, the Type 2 morphed from its commercial van image, with ...

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As Kombi, Microbus, Samba and Camper versions, applications for the Type 2 widened and the Volkswagen became a trusty companion for families and campers alike. Its 75th anniversary celebrations at ...

While many remained as commercial vans, the vehicle’s use and image shifted in the 1960s to embrace holidaymaking with models including the Kombi, Microbus, Samba and Camper introduced. Thus, the ...