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The What Van? Road Test: Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo (2022)
Date: Tuesday, June 20, 2023
Load bay
Access to the load area is by means of a sliding door on each side of the body plus a pair of sturdy-looking back doors that can be swung through 90°.
You can push them through 180° if you press the little yellow levers that release the stays. The rear offside door boasts a holder for the warning triangle and a shelf for the medical kit.
The doors open to reveal a 3.9m3 cargo bay with no less than ten tie-down points; more than sufficient for a load area of this capacity.
Slim wheel boxes allow the most to be made of the available space, which is well protected against minor damage by a mixture of plastic and hardboard panels. A tailored cover protects the floor.
A full-height plastic bulkhead divides the cargo area from the cab and it’s good to see a 12V power point.
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