So imagine sprinkling a bit of Volkswagen goodness on it, making it £2k cheaper AND throwing in £3k of free servicing. That’s the VW Transporter.

The Type 2 concept was created by Dutch Volkswagen importer Ben Pon. He visited the factory to place an order for Type 1s (better known as the Beetle) where he saw a makeshift vehicle for moving parts ...

German off-road camper van builder Terracamper has long kept things in-country, building its uncommonly capable campers on vehicles from Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz. But with recent shifts in the ...

Volkswagen says the new Transporter T7 completes its iconic ‘Bulli’ range, being sold alongside the electric ID.Buzz and the Multivan. Seven powertrain options, including electric ...

Volkswagen is diversifying its range of vans by having three separate models, and the new Transporter/Caravelle is a VW/Ford joint venture product.

The new Transporter is bigger – it has an extra 146 mm compared with the T6.1 and is now 5,050 mm long.

Volkswagen just revealed the first images of the seventh-generation Transporter van with the moniker T7. If you're an American like us, you probably won't know what that is—think of it like a ...

The VW Bus, also known as the Type 2 or Transporter, is in a class of its own in the van world. It has been in constant production since the 1950s and marketed in almost every major auto market.

Production of the current Volkswagen T6.1 range – across Transporter van, Caravelle and Multivan people mover, and California camper van lines – is due to end for Australia in mid 2024.

Volkswagen’s new Transporter is expected to start above £35,000 ($42,700). Ford’s new electric van starts at £33,000 ($40,300). Electrek’s Take ...

The T6 Transporter, introduced for the 2015 model year, brought VW's van to the modern era. Its exterior design is sleek and fresh, taking on the corporate face seen across its current range of ...