Video Summary
Here's a summary of the YouTube video review, following your formatting instructions:- The ID. Buzz is a fully electric reboot of the old-school Volkswagen bus, incredibly cool, quirky, and distinctive.
- The reviewed vehicle is the US market ID. Buzz.
- Turo sponsored this video, and it's personally used by the reviewer.
- A removable center console, which provides storage, can be taken out if extra space is needed.
- It has interesting cargo dividers; the front one is a bottle opener, and the rear is an ice scraper.
- The roof's giant glass panel over the entire vehicle can be transparent or opaque.
- As a fully electric three-row van, the ID. Buzz is about as long as a regular mid-size SUV.
- It has old-school styling reminiscent of the original Volkswagen bus.
- The look is so cool that Volkswagen views it as a brand halo car.
- Entry-level starts around $61,500. The model has 280 horsepower and approximately 235 miles of range.
- An upgrade to all-wheel drive gets about 335 horsepower and a price in the mid-to-high $60,000 range, even approaching $70,000 on some trim levels.
- The coolest thing is the look reminiscent of the original Volkswagen Bus.
- The entry-level ID. Buzz starts around $61,500, that's big money for a van, but this is not a traditional van.
- Approaching the car, there's a light show, and the VW logo lights up.
- The center console is removable for extra space.
- Drawbacks included a not so great rear camera and the climate control settings being menu-based.
- There are a couple of quirks in the second row; there are no cupholders in the doors or the seat, or between the seats. The doors had USB-C ports.
- The back row seats can move back and forth to expand or contract the space, but when all the rows are down, they do not fold flat.
