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Here is the summary:The VW ID.Buzz has optional two-tone paint which is stunning and makes this whole vehicle.
The van reviewed is the top spec model with optional two-tone, with the optional package with 21 inch wheels.
The vehicle is a seven-seat extended wheelbase version, but there are also five-seat and cargo versions.
The vision is tremendous, particularly due to the bay window.
There is a flat floor in the front just like the original combi.
There is a central console with a bin in the front and a sliding bit at the back, with a pair of cup holders.
There are paws on the brake pedal and play on the accelerator.
The Premium Interior Style Package is installed.
The micro-fleece seats are two-toned, with fake wood that doesn't look like 70s fake wood.
The van has Harman Kardon surround sound.
The steering is not very refined, but the car drives well.
It has a 210kW single electric motor with 560Nm torque.
The claimed 0-100km/h time is 7.9 seconds.
It takes 185 to 200 kilowatts of DC charge. It charges from 5% to 80% in 30 minutes.
The WLTP driving range is 452 km.
The reviewer said that the ride is ruined by the 21 inch wheels and tires. It recommends 19’s and wishes they had 18’s.
It offers a practical boot with a boot volume of 1340 liters.
Rear sliding doors have an off switch for the safety of children.
If you are looking for class and anonymity, this is not your car.
This seven-seat ID. Buzz is around $100,000.
It is fun, cool, and people want to chat about it.
The reviewer feels the 5-seat cargo van version would be better than the seven seat.
