Having never driven a Bus and only really looked at them I wouldn’t know how they drive. I do like the looks though, and can only imagine how bad they are to drive.

Sure you could, just take water, remove the oxygen and boom you got H2... and probably an explosion as well.

Who knew I'd be getting cheese advice on Jalopnik of all places.

Keep them off the Autobahn? But now my beetle can go 93mph!

You’re also assuming i even stay at hotels.

Shhh you weren't supposed to figure that bit out!

Oh i agree the bus is the better choice to convert.

That could be i couldn't remember if it was 23 or 25 that was beyond the 21 window.

But would it be more weight than the original engine that was hanging off the back? 

I've wanted to go to this but i feel i don't eat parmesan cheese enough to use a chunk of it before it goes bad. Granted I'd probably use it on a lot more to make it worth it.

Maybe convert what was the engine location into the battery location? As well as have a slimmer pack where the fuel tank was.

Maybe if they painted the skirt black instead of body color it would help?

Add to that that there are still millions of Type 1's around.

See you’re looking at it the wrong way. They didn’t ruin the Beetle, they created a source for more spare engines and transaxles for the Beetle!

Article states what they are. Not how to type them. Even Andrew admits to copying and pasting them.

I imagine it very annoying to type. I shall refer to it as either the 45 or the ‘45,

Possibly also most surprised per unit of speed as well.

Its like a small dog, its cute but at the same time it just wants to naw your ankles clean off.

My parents bought a pop up in the mid 90s, it has heat, a stove, and obviously beds. No water tanks, toilet, shower, fridge, or slide outs. But they rarely seem to make those anymore. They also recently bought a cottage right on a lake.

Guess that makes me nobody as well. But I don't listen to NPR. I prefer local classic rock stations