Loz2286
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Similar to the Beach camper arrangement?Although maybe not: "It is equipped with essentials for camping and features a gas hob and two burners, a stainless steel sink with a removable washing-up bowl, and heated front seats."
How do they get seven seats? Has it got a front bench?
Three seat bench, two mid seats, Driver & passenger (front seats )How do they get seven seats? Has it got a front bench?
That's the same as my T6 Beach, but this says it has a hob *and* a sink, so would be an upgrade on a T6.1 Beach Camper, which only has a hob? If it has a sink too (unless this is an error) they need somewhere for fresh water and waste?Three seat bench, two mid seats, Driver & passenger (front seats )
same as my T6 Beach
Ah, so it would be a Beach plus pre-installed pull-out rear pod?My guess is that it’s a seven seat beach + pull out sliding kitchen in the boot under the MFB.
(Any kitchen pod in the living would mean that one of the seats would have to be removed to fit it in)
New 2023 Volkswagen California Surf camper van breaks cover | Auto Express
A new Surf trim level has been added to Volkswagen’s California camper van, offering a host of standard-fit living appliances for £68,234www.autoexpress.co.uk
Ah hold on…no mention of running water. Just twin burner & removable washing up bowl.Ah, so it would be a Beach plus pre-installed pull-out rear pod?
That isn't a twin burner hob either.Wouldn't call that a sink, I think that implies a tap and drain, but that's why I don't work in marketing!
Wouldn't put much store in that article. Wouldn't be surprised if it was written by ChatGPT AI.According to this article the Surf replaces the Coast, so it’ll have the full kitchen, wardrobe etc.
Volkswagen California review – the class-leading camper, despite its flaws | Carbuyer
“The Volkswagen California is the class-leading campervan, but in some ways it’s less usable than before”www.carbuyer.co.uk
According to this article the Surf replaces the Coast, so it’ll have the full kitchen, wardrobe etc.
Volkswagen California review – the class-leading camper, despite its flaws | Carbuyer
“The Volkswagen California is the class-leading campervan, but in some ways it’s less usable than before”www.carbuyer.co.uk
I simply prefer the Coast …… (but of course I would )Prefer the Coast name…
this article sort of confirms your thoughts, not much cheaper than a full fat Ocean though.Apparently full details to be released along with revised brochure on the 21st March.
It sounds like a renamed Coast.
Full kitchen two hob burner and sink (but no mention of a fridge) and it has an Optional Awning
I suspect the mention of 7 seats is incorrect.
Nah, its nothing like a Coast!Apparently full details to be released along with revised brochure on the 21st March.
It sounds like a renamed Coast.
Full kitchen two hob burner and sink (but no mention of a fridge) and it has an Optional Awning
I suspect the mention of 7 seats is incorrect.
Only 4K below the Ocean. And that 68K doesn't even get you LED lighting. The Surf isn't really a value proposition with such a minimal price differential.
Someone posted a part comparison sheet recently which mentioned the Waeco compressor fridge but no mention of a the parking heater.But wait…
Sounds like this is an Ocean, parking heater, rear aircon and the essential sink, hobs & storage etc, with a manual roof…
Could be an interesting van as we see the last of the Derv Calis…
Someone posted a part comparison sheet recently which mentioned the Waeco compressor fridge but no mention of a the parking heater.
Interesting 8” screen without Sat Nav.
But I’m not aware that the 8” screen has ever been available without the Sat Nav cost. So interesting.I watched Wills Vlog.
He seems to think it’s an Ocean van without the roof and probably a few other bits like LED headlights etc.
The lack of satnav, I would imagine, will be Apple CarPlay. Nobody uses car satnav these days.
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