The Eurovan is significantly lower and narrower than the Vanagon.
Couple that with the price of a Weekender version at $39,000 in
Washington with tax and license and it is impossible for me to justify.
I could buy three or four used Vanagon Westfalias and have my own
caravan of friends along with me!

For the $705/mo payment (for five years at 9% and $5000 down) it should
have all those features the Vanagon 2000 was going to have (as described
recently on the list) so you could live in it!

Larry Hamm wrote:
>
> Stuart MacMillan wrote:
> >
> VW developed the Eurovan in an attempt to get a share of
> > this huge market.  Too bad is is so much smaller
>
> so much smaller than what??
> Larry

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