With its modern reinterpretation of VW's iconic Microbus style, the head-turning ID.Buzz looks different from other minivans. It's especially eye-catching in our test example's festive and flattering ...
The end result is a $101,056 ID. Buzz. Before you add on the $1,550 destination fee. VW is using the ID. Buzz to help car buyers see life half full, and in doing so, it's leaning into what makes ...
This ID.Buzz wore Candy White over Mahi Green two-tone paint, a $995 option. With less horsepower, the rear-wheel-drive ID.Buzz is not as quick as its all-wheel-drive counterpart. Continue scrolling ...
VW’s take on a latter day Type 2, a nod to a funkier electric future and a family wagon you might actually want to drive. It’s the ID. Buzz. What’s the score then? Full camper van?
The ID.Buzz went 190 miles on our 75-mph real-world highway route, while the EV9 made it 240 miles, albeit with a bigger battery. The 379-hp EV9 is lighter and quicker than the 335-hp ID.Buzz, with ...