The Volkswagen ID. Buzz has spawned plenty of camper vans, but after discarding the non-sleeper pop-top and cute, little top ...
Peace Vans, an outfit out of Seattle that’s worked with Mercedes on Metris campers, has taken on the challenge of converting ...
When I stepped inside Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz—the electric version of the ... It’s one of many ways the new van is very ...
We had the chance to test the world's first ID. Buzz camper van ahead of its official US availability to take an early taste of the dawning era of Volkswagen van life. Volkswagen's announcement of ...
Volkswagen decided to delay the release to ensure that the camper van’s design met their standards and aligned with consumer preferences in the United States. The U.S. version of the ID Buzz ...
A sign that VW’s electric era will give the brand new relevance in the U.S. That’s not what it this van is. The ID. Buzz is simply ... A bargain family hauler. A camper. A surf wagon.
The U.S. version of Volkswagen’s electrified classic Type 2 van is priced and ready for its North American arrival later this year. The 2025 ID. Buzz is a two-tone seven-seat minivan with as ...
With a base MSRP of $59,995 before destination fees, the VW ID.Buzz was never in danger of being ... you aren’t looking to take advantage of the van’s seven-seater capabilities, the many ...
It would be easy to look at the ID Buzz Cargo’s sought-after Volkswagen badge, its concept van looks and electric powertrain and dismiss it by assuming it is too expensive and niche to consider ...
The dam has burst on ID. Buzz markups as numerous dealers are now advertising the van over MSRP. The most egregious is Volkswagen San Bernardino, which has two 1st Editions listed for $107,668.