Courtesy of the recent model year, this Kombi even has power steering. Inside the car is where the magic of this Kombi resides, and it’s what makes it perfect for a camper van project.

Although it was the original split-screen T1 Kombi that became synonymous with the Flower Power craze, the 1967 T2 was close enough in spirit and looks to continue the hippie spirit in style. And ...

If you insist, you can also get a plain T2 Kombi, sans options and camper upfittings for some €26,000—not exactly cheap, but surely worth it for buyers who wish to own a brand-new piece of ...

The last ever VW Kombi from the T2 series rolled off the Sao Paulo assembly line in December 2013. Although VW planned to build 600 units of the Last Edition model, demand was so strong that it ...

In 1972, fifty years before the ID.Buzz, Volkswagen revealed the T2 Elektro Transporter, the first electric vehicle from the German carmaker.

What can we say except for the fact that this 1,200th white/ baby-blue VW T2 Kombi is the perfect way to mark the ending of the VW Kombi.