This never -recorded van has only 162 miles on the clock and even then it could go less than the PDSFP
February 6, 2025 at 13:21
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- An Indiana dealer aims to sell her VW Idbuzz on Bring a Remoran.
- It has improved wheels, only shows 162 miles on the clock and has never been recorded.
- The auction should give us an indication of what the market thinks that the new VW electric van is really worth.
The Volkswagen Idbuzz is incredibly unique and a degree has its own segment in the United States. Despite this, our impression after driving was that it cost too much and had not enough reach. Now, an Indiana dealer has decided that rather than trying to sell it directly from its batch, they go to the auction, giving everyone a row seat to see what the free market will pay For one of these retro -mobiles.
This revived VW bus offers some of the best packaging in the company, and it is also faster than what you can expect. At the same time, it is a difficult sale at around $ 70,000. It is not only our opinion either. This is the feeling that we find in many of the more than 100 comments on the Bring auction page for this van.
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Initially shipped to Vorderman Volkswagen in Fort Wayne, the current sales dealer is in fact the best automobile sales in the same area. According to a worker from Vorderman, “we hoped that they would keep him and appreciate him longer because we know that these are great VW enthusiasts, but that’s fine. Hopefully that a positive exhibition on the buzz is the result of this list. Unfortunately, for VW, it does not seem that positive exposure is exactly what it gets.
First of all, it is a bit strange to start seeing a 2025 model for sale on the platform. Second, in rare cases where such new models appear, they are often really rare or have a rich after wanting to dive into their pockets. In this case, however, the Idbuzz has only five offers with a little more than a day to go before the hammer falls. When writing these lines, the high offer is only $ 50,000.
Keep in mind that this is a 1st edition garnish with all -wheel drive, 20 -inch wheels and a faux leather coating. Photos of the auction show that this exact van had an $ 72,900 PDSF. While some dealerships across the country always put markings on their models of Buzz ID, even more so do it from advertising to PDSF or below.
If this thing goes for a place close to the offer of $ 50,000 now, it could make an excellent daily driver, despite its abyssal range of 234 miles.
