VW Transporter Kombi For Sale

VW Transporter Kombi For Sale

The VW Transporter Kombi combines genuine load-carrying capability with proper passenger seating in one vehicle – a second row of seats behind the driver, full crew safety equipment, and an open load area behind that for tools, stock or luggage. It's the van most businesses reach for when one vehicle needs to do both jobs: move the team and the kit on the same trip.

At Swiss Vans we carry Kombi stock across both the outgoing T6.1 generation and the new T7-generation Transporter, so buyers can compare the two directly rather than choosing blind. Current Kombi stock includes 4Motion all-wheel-drive models, the distinctive Hornet specification, and Commerce Pro trim vehicles – see the full range below, updated as stock changes.

Choosing the right Kombi

The Kombi's defining feature is its removable second row: pull the rear seats and it becomes a full load-carrying van in minutes, refit them and it's back to a genuine 5- or 6-seat crew vehicle. That flexibility, combined with a load width between the wheel arches wide enough for a standard Euro pallet, is why it remains the default choice for trades that move people and equipment together – construction, utilities, events, and multi-drop delivery teams.

4Motion and Sportline: know which Kombi you're looking at

Not every Kombi on this page is the same specification. If all-wheel-drive traction is the priority – for building sites, rural routes, or winter driving – see our dedicated VW Transporter 4Motion range, which covers every 4Motion Kombi and panel-van model we stock side by side. For the sportier, factory-upgraded Sportline specification, see our VW Transporter Kombi Sportline page directly.

Buying or leasing

Every Kombi on this page can be bought outright or arranged on business or personal lease. For the full breakdown of how VW Transporter leasing works, current trim options and what's included, see our VW Transporter Lease guide.

FAQs

Is the VW Transporter Kombi classified as a commercial vehicle?

The VW Transporter Kombi is typically classified as a car for tax purposes due to its larger passenger area compared to its loading area, unless it has a payload over 1,000kg, in which case it might be considered a commercial vehicle. See our full guide to VW Kombi VAT and BIK rules.

Which VW Transporter model is known for its reliability?

The VW Transporter T5 and T6 diesel range has a strong long-standing reputation for reliability, and early feedback on the new T7 generation has been positive so far.

What distinguishes the VW Kombi from other Transporter models?

The Kombi is the Transporter body style built for both people and cargo: it adds a second row of removable rear seats behind the driver, with no standard bulkhead (one can be fitted if you need it), giving genuine flexibility between passenger and load-carrying use.

What's the difference between the outgoing T6.1 Kombi and the new T7 Kombi?

The T7 is the newest generation of Transporter, built on Volkswagen's latest commercial platform with a longer wheelbase and updated technology throughout. We currently stock both generations – speak to our team about which is right for your budget and timeline, or browse the range below to compare what's currently in stock.