Well, the Volkswagen van is back, baby, and VW has brought it into the future. The new model, the awkwardly named ID. Buzz, ...

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The revamped California is the latest in a series of home-grown camper vans which VW has been building in Germany's Hanover for nigh on 20 years. The new model goes on sale in Europe later this ...

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As such, self-styled camper vans have gained an even bigger foothold in the market in recent years than they had in the years prior to the global pandemic, even though some of these vehicles, like ...

The all-new Volkswagen ID. Buzz is a colorful joy to drive with ample space and impressive driving capabilities.

Also a British-influenced vehicle, the first camperized VW Bus was created at the request of an unnamed British Army officer based in Germany who wanted a mobile camper for holidaying around the ...

Fancy a van that comes with everything — including the kitchen sink? If you like the freedom of going where you want to, ...

Passenger variants of the cheery, electric minibus are on offer with five, six or seven seats, while an ID. Buzz Cargo is ...

After all, there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the Volkswagen ... with vans. But that’s really all Volkswagen did. Take camping mode, available in every Rivian and Tesla on sale ...

VW imports the ID Buzz from Hanover, where it also builds a smaller, five-passenger version sized for European streets and a commercial cargo van for businesses ... expected to go on sale later ...

The beauty of international manufacturers is sometimes not what is imported but what doesn't get imported. Here are some cool VWs not seen in North America.