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In 2017 Volkswagen announced the electrified ID. Buzz at the Detroit Auto Show. Now, seven years later, we've driven the real thing. In this episode, we share our first impressions of the 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz, diving into its iconic retro-styling, driving dynamics, electric drivetrain, utility, and infotainment system. Plus, we also answer audience questions, including how to make the most of local mechanics when a dealership isn't nearby and how to find the perfect manual transmission convertible for under $10k.
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SHOW NOTES
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- Introduction
- Overview: 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz
- Every Day Usability
- Electric Range
- Driving Dynamics
- Brakes
- Controls
- Accessibility
- Window Controls
- Driving Position
- Small Item Storage
- Cabin Room
- Would You Buy It?
- Advanced Driver Assistance System
- Question #1: Is it safe to rely on local mechanics for vehicle repairs?
- Question #2: What is a perfect manual transmission convertible for under $10K?
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