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What a shame that such a popular and obviously needed vehicle is to get the boot,
they did the same with the 2CV as well. People want something rugged and easily
maintained by the owner/users.
I wonder what if anything they will offer as a substitute?

I know I'm about to upset a few forum members but great and would wish that the remaining ones were taken off the road as they seem to always be in front of me on winding country roads crawling along at a snails pace holding back the traffic.
David

There is always a downside, I do agree with you, about the crawling along.
What an amazingly versatile vehicle though, engine out in no time at all,
repaired and replaced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2bn465QJgI

My dad had an origional VW Kombi camper conversion and my mum had a Beetle with the little window at the back with flip out of the side window pillar indicators. It also had flowers painted all over it and 'peace' and 'love' painted on the dashboard....then, it was the 60's.

Our T5 is a Kombi but we don't have to stop every 100 miles in the summer and flip the back to let the engine cool down!

Happy memories!

The film is so sad ,they were like people they moaned and had aches and pains ,the odd scar ,but they moved and kept going,,wish I still had my 71 bay window

Im not a motorhome fan but I must admit the VW Kombi is the only van that ticks all the boxes for me to also use as an everyday vehicle, its just the right size.

A recent picture of my 2CV, which I still have :) Whilst it may be said that it produces a higher % Co ( which I suspect you meant rather than Co2 ?),
maybe as volume of the stuff it produces ,2 CV White Grey 5 © VicPics copy 2.jpg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)could be very little different than an engine 3 times it's size ? - Just an idea

Mr Codder is correct CO is Carbon Monoxide, CO2 is Carbon Dioxide.

It goes well with the 1300 Pallas engine fitted

We had a 73 Bay not the splitty and it served th leap from tents to Eriba with a T4 thrown in when Bluebell got too fiddly for a non mechanic like me to play around with. It got us a lot of attention and street cred for two oldies.

You are, of course, correct ! which makes your logic stronger, as its grammes per mile, not as a % of the exhaust. Still love my 2CV