This camper company offers highly customizable kits that can be packed up and stored when not in use. And better yet, you don ...

A new generation of Volkswagen's California camper van based on the ... VW has also launched California versions of its smaller Caddy van and bigger Crafter van in recent years, the latter dubbed ...

Volkswagen is out testing the next generation of its California camper van based on its gas ... launched California versions of its smaller Caddy van and bigger Crafter van in recent years ...

It joins the Caddy California ... the MQB-based camper van is the first Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles camper van to be offered with all-wheel drive in combination with a plug-in hybrid setup.

It’s the new Volkswagen Caddy California – a Golf-sized car you can drive about in all week and then use as a camper van at the weekend. It’s what’s known in the camper van world as a ...

A VW Bus in the 1960s cost around $2,000 (around $21,000 in today’s dollars); a used van might have cost a few hundred. To be fair, even the original is expensive now: one restored 1960 Microbus ...

As such, self-styled camper vans have gained an even bigger foothold in the market in recent years than they had in the years prior to the global pandemic, even though some of these vehicles, like ...

As the name suggests, it’s based on the Caddy van, which was released as an ... which for a vehicle this versatile (or indeed, a camper built to VW’s exacting standards) is nothing short ...

Seats designed for driving don’t work well for much more than a short nap and the average set of wheels offers little in the way of privacy or amenities. That’s why Volkswagen’s Caddy ...

Volkswagen says current demand for an electric camper van is weak. Rumors of weight concerns reiterated as false. Demand for ID. Buzz California expected ramp up by 2030. A Volkswagen official has ...

The Volkswagen ID.Buzz California has been the hotly anticipated camper van of the decade since the North American return of the VW bus was announced. While the Buzz hasn’t landed stateside yet ...