I have just finished family VW Multivan T6 trip to Greece today and telling You the versatility of this car is great even with one night sleeping 4 person in car during journey. 4motion is great for sandy and hilly areas. A good choice in Europe is also auxiliary heating facility changing T6 into a resl small camper van
@@ThrottleDownunder hopefully this comment gets bulk thumbs up and the lads see it 😎 I mean, imagine the content you could create over the next 10-20 years right? 💪
Gotta love those remote control sliding doors..! I've got the same idea with a camper than fits a motorcycle in it. I had no idea those Multivans were built so thoughtfully. Nice vid, see you out there in our motorcycle-camper-carriers one day!
I love the VW Komi vans. I still look at the marketplace for used ones but they would take a lot to keep them on the road now I’m afraid. Buying a new one like this and decking it out would be the way to go. Not sure if they have these in the States though. Nice job Rob!
It's not a bad utility can for sure, but how the T6.1 doesn't have an auto handbrake and wireless phone charging is ridiculous for a car that costs this much.
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I have just finished family VW Multivan T6 trip to Greece today and telling You the versatility of this car is great even with one night sleeping 4 person in car during journey. 4motion is great for sandy and hilly areas. A good choice in Europe is also auxiliary heating facility changing T6 into a resl small camper van
Mate I totally understand. Would love a little weekend camper like this. Or a tear drop too. I love simple and easy. So I hear you.
I had one as a work van and it was beyond any van I have ever driven. Comfort and ergonomics. Brilliant.
Good to know Greg
I think the idea of building a weekender is brilliant! Please build one!
Yeah that’s a pretty sweet ride, the idea of packing up and taking off in a van!!!! Yes please!!!
Me too 😀💞
Who thinks Sutherland Volkswagen should throw Rob a long termer multi van! 😎👍
Hahaha Davey that would be amazing....not likely though
@@ThrottleDownunder hopefully this comment gets bulk thumbs up and the lads see it 😎 I mean, imagine the content you could create over the next 10-20 years right? 💪
How good is that dash.
Great review mate. Would love to travel around in one of those decked out for van life.
I was thinking about a van a few years back. I should have done it.
Love the multivan passion - I hear you.
Cool bus rob if ya cleared out those seats probably get a bike in the back hehe
Not a GS, but a normal bike you would 😀👍
@@ThrottleDownunder absolutely mate
Gotta love those remote control sliding doors..! I've got the same idea with a camper than fits a motorcycle in it. I had no idea those Multivans were built so thoughtfully. Nice vid, see you out there in our motorcycle-camper-carriers one day!
Sweet machine mate very versatile. Yep I could see that that being the Throttle Downunder support vehicle 😎👍🏼
One day Bert 👍👍
Poor working class man. It was great to catch up even for a little bit. Thanks for meeting up man.
Haha any excuse to catch up Chewie
I keep thinking I need a van for work, this one looks the goods.
The Transporter would be the go
What a bunch of legends!
They sure are x
Nice cap
Thought you'd like that
So, the big question from the start of the video, could you fit a motorbike in the back of a Multivan?
You can indeed. But more like a Cafe Racers or sports bike. You'd be unlikely to fit an off road or adv in there due to height sadly
I love the VW Komi vans. I still look at the marketplace for used ones but they would take a lot to keep them on the road now I’m afraid. Buying a new one like this and decking it out would be the way to go. Not sure if they have these in the States though. Nice job Rob!
It's not a bad utility can for sure, but how the T6.1 doesn't have an auto handbrake and wireless phone charging is ridiculous for a car that costs this much.
mine is being delivered in a week and it has both
how much is that??
How tall are you?