A VW Variant II is one of those classic cases in the automotive industry where a good project arrives too late on the market.
The arrival of the Variant II was not a mere whim on Volkswagen's part.
The brand was looking for modernize its station wagon line to compete in a market that demanded more comfort, efficiency and technology.
For this, Volkswagen used as a basis part of the body of the VW Brasilia, resulting in the affectionate nickname of “Brazilian”.
However, the project went beyond a simple aesthetic adaptation.
One of the biggest highlights of the Variant II was its technical evolution.
The front suspension, for example, has abandoned the traditional double-axle body with torsion leaf beams, common on air-cooled VW models.
In 2024, the Variant II It's more than just an old car.
It is a important chapter in the history of Volkswagen in Brazil, which deserves to be remembered and celebrated.