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The VW Bus, also known as the Type 2 or Transporter, is in a class of its own in the van world.
It has been in constant production since the 1950s and marketed in almost every major auto market.
Over 9.2 million examples have been produced in its flagship factory in Germany , with millions more produced on regional production lines around the globe.
Its affordable price, spacious interior, and iconic design make it instantly recognizable.
New safety regulations in Brazil sealed the T2 's fate.
The T3 is the last of its kind, with over 50,000 examples sold over the course of production.
The van was pulled from sale in the U.S. after the T4 generation was retired in 2003 , although it would continue on sale in various other markets around the world.
The ID.Buzz is already available in Europe and generating plenty of interest in the U.S. It is being built at VW 's flagship plant in Hannover , Germany , the same place where the first Type 2 rolled off the production line more than 70 years ago .
It's available with gasoline, diesel, and plug-in hybrid powertrains, with the hybrid producing a combined 201 horsepower.
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