Volkswagen commercial vehicles

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

You see Volkswagen commercial vehicles on Dutch roads every day. This brand’s commercial vehicles are known for their quality and timeless design. Consider the Volkswagen Caddy and the Volkswagen Transporter. Of course, this brand produces not only commercial vehicles but also passenger cars. A total of two Volkswagens are in the top five best-selling cars. These are the Volkswagen Beetle and the Volkswagen Golf.

The Volkswagen brand originated from World War II. In this, cars would be made for the German people. The requirements for this car were as follows: a top speed of at least 100 kilometers per hour, an air-cooled engine, a maximum consumption of 6/7 liters per 100 kilometers and room for a small family or 3 soldiers with machine guns. Although this car was supposed to be built for the people, the average German has never seen one. The few hundred cars produced went mainly to party members. Later in the war, the Volkswagen plant built military versions of the Beetle as well as rocket and aircraft parts.

After the war, Volkswagen continued as a stand-alone company. The company initially came under Major Ivan Hirst. Under his direction, military vehicles were repaired. As the British Army faced a vehicle shortage, vehicle production was resumed. This production was picked up quickly despite the fact that the factory had no roof! In 1950, Volkswagen made its first van. This was the Volkswagen Transporter, or type 2. You know the Type 2 as the hippie bus. Although Volkswagen also produces trucks, they operate only in South America.

Because Volkswagen makes several commercial vehicles, we introduce them by type. As a result, you will know exactly which Volkswagen commercial vehicle is the best fit for you. Do you already know all the types? Then check out the stock of Volkswagen commercial vehicles.

Volkswagen Caddy commercial vehicles

The Volkswagen Caddy is a van designed in 1983. There are now 3 generations of the Volkswagen Caddy. The third generation produced from 2004 through 2020 is on the Touran chassis and has the engine of a Golf mk5. The Caddy has received two facelifts in its production time. The Caddy is available for passenger transport, as a van and with an extended wheelbase. It is called the Volkswagen Caddy Maxi.

As you have come to expect from Volkswagen commercial vehicles, the choice when it comes to engine and transmission is wide. For fuel, there is a choice between gasoline, diesel and natural gas. The gasoline engine is available in the 1.0 TSI and 1.4 TSI variants. For the diesel engine, the 2.0 TDI is available with 102 or 150hp. Both gasoline and diesel variants can have a 5- or 6-speed manual transmission. DSG automatic transmissions are also available. The Volkswagen Caddy on natural gas is available only with a 1.4 TGI engine and manual transmission.

Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck

The Amarok is a pickup truck. It is available as two- and four-door cabs. The Volkswagen Amarok commercial vehicle is available only with a diesel engine. The 2.0 TDI 4 cylinder diesel engine has power ratings from 122 to 180 hp. The 3.0 V6 TDI engine has power ratings from 163 to 258 hp. Power is transmitted to the rear wheels as standard, but a 4×4 is also possible. The Amarok is used by the military as an off-road vehicle.

Volkswagen Transporter commercial vehicles

This is Volkswagen’s oldest type of commercial vehicle. From 1967 to 1979, the hippie bus was produced. In the past 20 years there have been 3 version.

Volkswagen Transporter T5 commercial vehicles

This T5 was made from 2003 through 2015. This version is available with either a 5- or 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. There is laundry list of different engines available. Here there is a choice between gasoline, diesel and natural gas. Power varies from 84hp to 235hp. Drive is standard on the front wheels but 4Motion variants are also available.

Volkswagen Transporter T6 commercial vehicles

The T6 was made from 2015 to 2019. This model has new styling and a new interior. An electric tailgate can be found on well-equipped Volkswagen commercial vehicles. The laundry list of engines from the T5 are also available in the T6. In addition, Euro6 diesel engines are available. The T6 won the “Van of the Year” award in 2016. The Transporter is available as a van, passenger transport and motorhome.

Volkswagen Transporter T6.1 (facelift)

In 2019, the Transporter received a facelift. The facelift consists of different headlights and grill. In addition, the engine platform has had an upgrade. As a result, they meet the new Euro6 emission standards. The facelift also received an infotainment system. The facelift is no longer available with gasoline engine. The available engines are 2.0 TDI (diesel). Power output varies from 90 to 199hp. Here, the faster variants are equipped with 4motion.

Volkswagen Crafter commercial vehicles

This is Volkswagen’s largest commercial vehicle. The Crafter was created in cooperation with Mercedes Benz. Mercedes released the Crafter as LINK the Sprinter. The Crafter is available as a van, pickup and for passenger transport. The payload capacity on a 5-ton version is 18.4 cubic meters. Various roof heights and wheel bases are available. Every Volkswagen Crafter has a diesel engine. The emission class varies from Euro4 to Euro6.

Volkswagen van test drive

You can test drive all of our Volkswagens free of charge. Through a test drive, you will experience the class and driving pleasure of a Volkswagen commercial vehicle. In addition, you can quietly look around at the different cargo areas. This allows you to make the choice of which commercial vehicle suits you best.

Why choose a commercial vehicle from KW Automotive?

You choose KW Automotive because we always have 130 different commercial and passenger cars in stock. As a result, we can always find a commercial vehicle that is a perfect fit for you. With assured mileage, standard visual and technical check, you buy with peace of mind. Our sales staff will be happy to help and answer any question you may have.

Maintaining your Volkswagen van

To move worry-free to the next job, timely maintenance is of utmost importance. Fortunately, this is made easy by Volkswagen’s maintenance schedule. This schedule can be found in the maintenance booklet. The insured mileage tells you where the car is in the maintenance schedule. It is recommended that you check your own oil levels and tires in a timely manner. This allows us to work with you to keep your commercial vehicle in top condition.

Financing a Volkswagen van

Would you prefer to finance rather than buy? No problem! We work with several financing and leasing companies. By looking at your situation, we determine the form of financing that best fits. Feel free to stop by to discuss your options.

Trade-in on purchase

Do you have a trade-in car when you buy your new Volkswagen van? For this, we value the car. After the appraisal, the proposal receives.