It’s a 1962 Type 2 double-door panel van with plenty of patina and ... one of the retro-styled electric and autonomous cargo vans VW revealed at the L.A. Auto Show and hopes to have on sale ...

After a bit of searching, he found the perfect van; a ‘96 Sambar with just 53,000 miles, a rare multi-panel sunroof, and the aforementioned VW Type 1 body conversion–complete with a big VW badge.

An even more modest motor is on the menu in the e-Transporter, starting with a 115-hp unit, and at the top of the range the panel van will serve up a 286-hp electric motor if needed.

VW declares quad-axle T1 van "most off-road-capable Bulli ever" By C.C. Weiss. May 26 ... VWCV Classic stripped the paint and repaired the body before painting it its current eye-shocking orange .

At $24,000, Is This Incredibly Rare 1965 VW Squareback Panel Van A Square Deal? Originally built in Australia, this unique Type 3 has since made its way to Japan and now to the U.S. By Rob Emslie ...

VW has lifted the veils off the fourth-generation VW Caddy light commercial vehicle, ... Prices in Germany start at €14,780 for the panel van and €15,330 for the Conceptline model ...

Adding it all up, the sporty treatment will set you back €5,080 ($5,400), on top of the price of the VW ID.Buzz Cargo that starts from €39,990 ($42,500) in the Netherlands. VW Netherlands ...

MJ DePalma of Bainbridge Island, Wash., doesn’t mind the Spartan accessories of her 1977 Volkswagen bus. But she really enjoys how it brings smiles to stranger’s faces.