Home

Volkswagen

ID. Buzz

News

Volkswagen ID.Buzz Already Being Hit With Big Discounts

A few dealers have the bus listed with $15,000 slashed from the MSRP.

2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz First Drive Review

Photo by: Peter Holderith / Motor1

Anthony Alaniz Anthony Alaniz

By: Anthony Alaniz

Feb 24, 2025 at 11:00am ET

Add Motor1.com as a preferred source in Google

Share

Comment

With a starting MSRP of $61,545, the Volkswagen ID.Buzz isn't exactly the affordable people-mover buyers are clamoring for. And the market is responding. Dealers are already offering discounts on the retro-themed bus, and you can get a great deal depending on where you live.

A look at Cars.com shows several deeply discounted Buzzes listed for sale. Colorado, a state with big EV incentives for its citizens, has a few Pro S trims marked $11,350 below MSRP, with prices at $48,581. Even steeper discounts are available on a handful of 1st Edition 4Motion models in New York. The trim has an official $71,545 starting price, and dealers are offering $15,250 off the bus, bringing the price down to just over $57,000.

Photo by: Peter Holderith / Motor1

There are other discounts available for the model across the country, but they are far less lucrative, shaving around $500 to $2,500 off the Buzz’s MSRP, depending on the spec. Most of the Buzzes listed online are priced at the MSRP, with only a couple have markups, so even if you can’t get a discount, you likely won’t be overpaying.

What do you think?

View

Comments

VW offers the Buzz in five trims: Pro S, Pro S Plus, Pro S Plus with 4Motion, 1st Edition, and 1st Edition with 4Motion. The Pro S starts at $61,545 (all prices include the $1,550 destination charge). The Pro S Plus starts at $66,040 while adding all-wheel drive increases the price to $69,545. The non-4Motion 1st Edition costs $67,045 to start.

The Buzz, a flagship model for Volkswagen, is now on sale as interest in EVs wanes and uncertainty grows, especially in America. US President Donald Trump has called for ending the $7,500 federal tax credit for new EV purchases while threatening to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported cars.

Here's The Buzz:

Livery-Matched ID.Buzz and 911 Dakar Is the Perfect Two-Car Garage

VW ID. Buzz Configurator Goes Live With Next to Zero Options Available

Motor1.com INSIDER - logo

Get the best news, reviews, columns, and more delivered straight to your inbox, daily.

 

back

Subscribe For more info, read our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use.

Source: Cars.com via Kyle Conner / Twitter

We want your opinion!

What would you like to see on Motor1.com?

Take our 3 minute survey.

- The Motor1.com Team

Share this Story

GO TO COMMENTS

(

)

Got a tip for us? Email: tips@motor1.com

View all comments ( )

Popular

The Corvette Spent 70 Years Building Its Legacy. There's No Reason To Dilute It Now

The Corvette Spent 70 Years Building Its Legacy. There's No Reason To Dilute It Now

Scout Has 212,000 Reservations. Here's What Those Drivers Own

Scout Has 212,000 Reservations. Here's What Those Drivers Own

Subaru Wants To Save The Gas Engine With A More Efficient Boxer

Subaru Wants To Save The Gas Engine With A More Efficient Boxer

Honda Secretly Showed Dealers Its Future Models, Including The Element. Here's What They Said

Honda Secretly Showed Dealers Its Future Models, Including The Element. Here's What They Said

Scout Is Finally Building Real Vehicles At Its $2-Billion Factory

Scout Is Finally Building Real Vehicles At Its $2-Billion Factory

Latest Stories

RECOMMENDED FOR YOU



The Next Volkswagen ID. Buzz Will Fix Its Biggest Problem: The Price



Dodge Gets A New CEO While Tim Kuniskis Gets A Promotion



This Alpina Volkswagen Beetle Render Is Weird In All The Right Ways



Scout's New Factory Can Build A Truck Every 88 Seconds



Why Some Cars Have Two Clutches Instead Of One



Not All Gas Engines Work The Same. Here's What Makes Them Different



One Engine, Two Boosters: Why Some Automakers Opt For Twin-Charging