Yes, I believe even Eurovans bought in ' 94 & ' 95 were really still holdovers from ' 93.
They started again with the 6 cylinder in ' 99, I think.
Just like they kept selling  ' 91 Vanagons in ' 92.
I'm sure someone will correct any errors.

Steve Johnson
' 91 Carat

-----Original Message-----
From:   bob mendonca [SMTP:bobnshar@SURFBEST.NET]
Sent:   Thursday, March 07, 2002 8:15 AM
To:     vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject:        Re: Honey, I shrunk the Kids!(so they can fit in my Eurovan)

Why are there so many Eurovans for sale?  I checked on the Yahoo site, and
they have 142 in California alone on just this one site.  Also, why are
there virtually no models for sale for the 1994-1998 model years - it would
appear that maybe VW wasn't importing them during those years???  If I
recall, they disappeared from the Consumer Reports ratings during those
years, too.  We, too, have been tempted to get a newer, more reliable (??)
Eurovan, but the $40,000 price tag on the camper and $30,000 on the others,
kind of stops you from making that investment.  All in all, we've had good
reliable (most of the time anyway) transportation from our VW vans for over
30 years.

Bob & Sharon Mendonca
1985 Vanagon GL
1988 Vanagon GL