Volkswagen Eurovan 1995-2002Change

I really enjoyed having the Eurovan. It met my needs with having
3-4 kids going on daily trips out of the house, and then longer hours in the car. We all could jump into the car and go. We have kept really good care of the car keeping up with all the needed repairs. I feel that this car can meet the needs of most people who need more room than a small car. This van will be easy to drive if you have a concern of driving a bigger vehicle.

I purchased a 1995 VW EuroVan Camper exactly one year ago, and still love it to this day! It's been great to me. It's a second vehicle to me, so at times I don't drive it (or even start it) for three months at a time. Always starts on the first time, even after sitting for three months in the middle of winter. The camper conversion it great. I chose the EuroVan Camper over a traditional Westfalia because of its superior performance compared to a Vanagon. I have no trouble doing 110 - 115 kph on the highway. I have the 5-speed manual, and it's a great transmission. My gas consumption is in the low to mid 20's on the highway (mpg), not bad for a heavy van! Pack it full of people or stuff, though, and those numbers go down.

Great cab area with overly-easy controls and solid German construction. The seating position is really high, and the visibility is the best I've ever experienced! The best climate system I'v experienced, as well. Icy, icy cold in the summer, and toasty in the winter.

It's a VW, so the parts and repairs are expensive, but if you keep up with the (semi-frequent) repairs, it'll last forever! Mine has 235,000km and still has lots left in it! Awesomely reliability, my van has never let me down! It's one of my favourite vehicles to date!

Great for camping, designed for every condition
fridge, stove, sink, propane, electric and battery

Fun to drive, sitting above the traffic.

Turns on a dime,

Side sliding door easy to transport goods