No,

But I filled out their form and asked them the price for the short
wheelbase lowtop passenger configuration with 7 seats.  They are going to
wonder why a bunch of people are asking about purchasing for private
non-commercial use today!  As I said, if VW won't sell the TDI Eurovan here
in the U.S., we might be forced to look around.  The TDI is great, but so
is the CDI!  I get this funny feeling, however, that the price will be
exorbitant.  Did you notice that emissions laws prevents its registration
in New York, California, and a couple of other states?  As a lurker on the
VW-TDI list, those states sure do sound familiar . . .

Michael

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> From: Donald Welch <nobadays@EUDORAMAIL.COM>
> To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
> Subject: Sprinter
> Date: Thursday, March 29, 2001 1:50 PM
>
> Has anybody gotten a ball-park figure on the Sprinter vans..?
>
> Don