The best part about Volkswagen's ID Buzz is ... same orange flower graphics and "The Mystery Machine" script covering the windows as the Scooby gang's van. (That wrap over the side windows does ...

A retro Volkswagen van has inadvertently become a "beacon of hope" for Los Angeles area residents as they start to pick up the pieces. Surrounded by total destruction, photos appear to show the ...

her retro 1977 blue Volkswagen Type 2 sat in the streets as flames quickly engulfed everything around it. Days later, her friend Preston Martin, 24 - who she bought the van from - was ...

The Volkswagen van has been known by many names since ... The most famous van in TV and movie history might be The Mystery Machine, the brightly painted model that first ferried Scooby-Doo ...

You can get a camper van in practically any style imaginable today, from basic Sprinter conversions to luxurious mansions on wheels to apocalypse-ready overlanding fortresses. But the most iconic will ...

51-year-old Scooby Doo fan builds the ultimate replica Mystery Machine. Jerry Patrick, owner of the car customising company AKA Junk, has recreated classic movie vehicles for the last 10 years.

VW just shared the first photos of the seventh generation of BEV and PHEV Transporter and Caravelle vans, along with lots of spec details. Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles now offers the new ...

The puckish little Volkswagen Beetle wowed audiences ... Fans can't quite agree whether Scoob and the gang's iconic Mystery Machine is a Dodge A100 van or a G-series Chevrolet Van.

Let's look at three examples of vans that closely match the Mystery Machine in the real world. Many folks (understandably) go straight to assuming the Mystery Machine is a Volkswagen Type 2 ...

Ron TomNBCU Photo Bank Authorities also noted that Alarcon owns a replica Volkswagen van from the iconic cartoon “Scooby-Doo,” referred to on the show as The Mystery Machine. Anyone with ...

Pitched toward folks interested in a modern and green version of the classic vans favoured by hippies ... can express their interest in the machine via the Volkswagen website, ahead of vehicles ...

Buzz as a blank canvas. Though the original Mystery Machine is believed to be either a 1960s Chevrolet G-Body panel van or a Dodge A100, the recently released VW ID. Buzz is a great candidate for ...