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RRP
£59,035 - £63,835
Carwow price from
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Monthly
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£451*
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Used
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£46,990
Colour guide
Special metallic paint - Mono Silver
Free
If you want your ID Buzz to look like a commercial vehicle, silver could be the choice for you. As the only free choice, it may be for those looking to keep option prices down and have the car delivered sooner, and could be a good blank canvas for decals or other stickers.
Solid - Candy white
£300
To be frank, this Candy White makes the ID Buzz look like a fridge. It does the van-shaped MPV no favours at all, and as with silver, it may only be useful for those wanting to customise the car themselves.
Specifications
All the information you need on the Volkswagen ID.Buzz.
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Metallic - Bay leaf green
£1,035
Paired to the white paint in two-tone, the Bay Leaf Green looks pretty smart and suits the cool, modern design of the Buzz. But on its own, it feels a bit much and doesn’t show the design of the car off as well.
Metallic - Deep black pearl
£1,035
For showing off the light design and the monotone VW badge, the black could be for you. But on the whole, it looks like a bullet bill from Mario Kart and doesn’t do the ID Buzz a lot of favours.
Metallic - Energetic Orange
£1,035
As with the solid green, the Energetic Orange is overpowering on its own and will likely be too much to live with for most. This colour will also not be the best colour for the Buzz when selling it on.
Metallic - Lime yellow
£1,035
Lime Yellow is a bit of an oxymoron in itself – with limes normally green – and this paint choice is certainly on the crazier end of the selection. Again, as with its brighter colour counterparts, it looks better in the two-tone.
Metallic - Starlight blue
£1,035
With its metallic sheen, the Starlight Blue looks quite smart on the ID Buzz. It’ll also perform quite well on the used market being a muted colour. But the problem with the VW is that it needs another colour to break it up, so with the white top half, this blue looks much better.
Pearl - Deep black
£1,035
Much like the pearl version, Deep Black is great for showing off the cool lights on the ID Buzz. But otherwise, it hides much of the cool and quirky design touches that make this car stand out on the road. If you get stormtrooper vibes from the white models, this black is a bit more Darth Vader.
Two tone - Candy white/Bay leaf green
£2,790
The two-tone selection on the ID Buzz is where you want to be looking to make the most of the retro-inspired design. With four to choose from, this green option looks quite fresh and should do well on the resale market.
Two tone - Candy white/Energetic Orange
£2,790
Arguably the best combination for the ID Buzz, the Energetic Orange bottom half with white top half helps make the most of the retro-inspired design and harks back to the Samba Bus Transporter of old.
Two tone - Candy white/Lime yellow
£2,790
The launch colour for a new model is usually quite desirable, and the yellow and white ID Buzz makes it look a bit like a boiled sweet. But unlike cars with contrast roofs, the Lime Yellow and Candy White combo is excellent here.
Two tone - Candy white/Starlight blue
£2,790
This is the most muted of the two-tone options but it’s arguably the smartest of the lot. There’s certainly more contrast between the top and bottom of the ID Buzz here, and for those not wanting a very bright colour, this is a great option.