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VW Fan? Volkswagen Collector and Fun Items

Volkswagen has two of the most iconic and well-known vehicles ever manufactured: the VW Beetle (also affectionately known as the “Bug”) and the VW Bus. Unfortunately, the end of the road has come for both beloved vehicles (for the moment…)

After 80 years, the end of the Beetle is drawing near. Volkswagen recently announced that it will end production of the Bug. Volkswagen will release to last models of the Beetle, the Final Edition SE and the Final Edition SEL in 2019.
  A 1960 version of Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB)'s "Think small" ad. VW
The last Volkswagen Bus was manufactured in 2013, but in an exciting turn of events, Volkswagen is resurrecting a NEW version of the Microbus in 2022! The new Microbus, the I.D. Buzz, will be powered by an all-electric drivetrain.


We’ve found that people who are Volkswagen fans are really Volkswagen fans. And people who are passionate about the Beetle and the Bus are fanatics. Therefore, there are plenty of VW fan sites and products out there that satisfy their longing for VW paraphernalia.

Here are some great (and fun) items that will satisfy your VW “fun stuff” cravings!

Ugly VW Christmas Sweater
Just in time for the holiday season, check out this ugly VW Christmas sweater. This is a great option for those office Christmas parties or get-togethers with family and friends during the cold winter holiday season.

VW Bus Speedometer Clock
Ready to wake up with a smile? This original VW licensed alarm clock features the design of the original VW T1 Bus speedometer. The clock face and the outer ring are modeled after the original dial and the backside is the original petrol cap.

Herbie The Love Bug Volkswagen #53 Disney Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Set 

Herbie the Love Bug was probably THE most famous Volkswagen Beetle ever! Check out this Hot Wheels Herbie replica set.

Maisto Diecast Volkswagen 21 Window Samba Van 1/25

The level of detail on this officially licensed diecast Volkswagen camper is amazing -- from the realistic interior to the fully detailed engine. This top-of-the-line model became an icon of the 1960s. It would look great on your desk or on a collector’s shelf!

The Busbecue

If you’re looking for a fun, novel item, The Busbecue is it! This is a functional, portable barbecue grill in the design of the classic split VW Bus. In addition to being used as a BBQ, you can also use it as a fire pit when the nights get colder. It easily fits in the back of your car or truck, so it’s perfect to take to the beach, camping, to a tailgate party, park or to family and friends.

If you enjoy VWs as much as we do, hopefully you’ll appreciate these VW collector and fun finds!
If you’re ready to shop for a real Volkswagen, Neil Huffman Volkswagen offers a wide selection of new and used vehicles for you to choose from. Visit us today in Louisville, KY, and check out our line of Volkswagens to add to your collection!

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