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Van VikingBristol
Volkswagen Transporter T28 Startline 2.0 TDI 110
2022 · 27,800 mi · Diesel
T28 Startline 2.0 TDI 110
Volkswagen
4 vans are currently for sale as a Volkswagen Transporter, priced from £21,950 to £33,999 and registered between 2020 and 2023. Listings come from UK dealers and private sellers and are updated as stock changes.
Body styles in stock include Panel Van and Van; the fuel is Diesel. Use the filters to narrow by price, year, wheelbase, body style and fuel, or sort by price and mileage to find the right Transporter.
Not sure the Transporter is the right fit? Buyers also compare it with the Ford Transit Custom, Vauxhall Vivaro and Renault Trafic, and you can see every Volkswagen van in the range below.
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Van VikingBristol
2022 · 27,800 mi · Diesel
T28 Startline 2.0 TDI 110
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Van VikingBristol
2020 · 61,300 mi · Diesel
T32 Highline 2.0 TDI 150 DSG

Swiss VansBridgend
2023 · 29,995 mi · Diesel
T32 Highline TDI Semi-Auto

Swiss VansBridgend
2022 · 28,237 mi · Diesel
T28 Highline TDI
VW Transporter lease deals give you some great financial benefits. Your monthly payments stay lower because you can push part of the van’s cost to the end of your contract. The cost breaks down into monthly payments you can easily manage for 3-5 years. The VW Transporter lease to buy option adds extra flexibility at the end of your term. You can keep the van by paying the final balloon payment, trade it in for a new vehicle, or spread the final amount over 12-60 months.
This piece covers everything about VW Transporter leasing that you should know before signing your agreement. We’ll help you understand how leasing works and show you the best deals you can find right now.
VW Transporter leasing works like a rental deal that lets you drive a Volkswagen van without buying it. This setup gives you plenty of flexibility whether you need it for personal use or business, and you’ll get access to newer vehicles without dealing with ownership hassles.
The main difference between leasing and buying comes down to who owns the van. Leasing means you’re renting the VW Transporter for a set time, and you’ll pay less each month compared to buying it. Once your agreement ends, you just give the van back. Buying means the van becomes yours after you’ve paid everything off.
Popular pick: Volkswagen Transporter T28 Startline 2.0 TDI 110 — 2022 (22) · 27,800 mi · Diesel.