As seen in the wild. There are a lot of wild colors to chose from.
Latest Volkswagen ID.Buzz Bunwagon
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Do they call it an ID.4 there? It's an ID. Buzz here.
The dealer has quite a few, i haven't seen one on the road yet.
The dealer has quite a few, i haven't seen one on the road yet.
I stand corrected. It is an ID.Buzz. Thanks. There is also an orange one zooming around town.
My local got a total of 20 allocated. Variety of Pro S, Pro S Plus, Pro S Plus 4Motion, and a handful of First Editions. All offered at MSRP with zero markup. They still have 13 inbound and 5 on the lot, including the Pomrelo Yellow First Edition on the sales floor. Have yet to see one on the road, and by the looks of their stagnant inventory, might be a while before I do.
Weird recall, VW misinterpreted the seat width regulations and it’s a bit too wide/flat for US safety standards. Apparently US regulators think 3 can jamb across and only two seat belts. So VW has to add padding to make it a true two seater.
You mean the Germans had to decide how wide was the average American butt? Which way to the “ All you can eat"!
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Saw one the other day. The driver is really far back from the windshield, looks weird. And it's BIG.
I saw one the other day. The hippie van lives!
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MSRP from $59,995. Retired successful former hippie maybe.
You getting one??
'64 Bug with a big bore kit is more my style... Recapped tires are all I can afford. Run 'em till the hubvaps fall off!MSRP from $59,995. Retired successful former hippie maybe.
Not sure what this year
'68 was 1st year of the high back seats. '64 used the 1200cc engine, '66 used the great 1300cc engine, '67 used the 1500cc engine.
I put a big bore engine, from 1200 to about 1400cc in my '64. 40hp for the win baby!
Here's a '64. Stop drooling!
Exactly. Dealer here has them from $56-64k (PLUS $989 BS dealer processing fee) Add TTT and its well over 60-65.MSRP from $59,995. Retired successful former hippie maybe.
Youse guys want a hippie van? This is my local dealer 
https://www.sheehyvwhagerstown.com/...20204084709790192&utm_term=120213135099070192
https://www.sheehyvwhagerstown.com/...20204084709790192&utm_term=120213135099070192
MSRP from $59,995. Retired successful former hippie maybe.
Closest dealer to me has their lowest priced one at $62k+. The rest are all $72k+. All fees and taxes extra.
Apparently it has a recall already on the rear seat as it's apparently wide enough to hold three people but only has two seatbelts. Why didn't VW make it a 3 person rear seat?
$100,000 here before fees and taxes. With such a low range and excruciatingly high cost for "nostalgia," I will pass.
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Atlas is same, two actual seats, wide enough for three people though.
At 100k for an electric car you got in the territory of "I dont care about saving on gas because I can afford it" and quickly moved into "I can afford to drop 100k on quirky impractical 2nd family car"
Congratulations VW team on market segmentation of the year! All 12 people that will buy this van this year will be happy.
Congratulations VW team on market segmentation of the year! All 12 people that will buy this van this year will be happy.
