First-generation Crafter

BY THE GOAUTO TEAM | 15th Oct 2018


Early in 2007, Volkswagen released the Crafter large van and cab-chassis range which replaced the long-running LT series.

Powered by a 2.5-litre five-cylinder common-rail turbo-diesel engine, the Crafter came in three specifications, delivering 80kW, 100kW or 120kW of power depending on the application.

Also standard throughout the range was ABS, electronic brake-force distribution and electronic differential lock.

The outside mirrors had a large main mirror and separate wide-angle viewer, the side turn signals were integrated into the mirror housings and heated rear windows were standard.

In terms of safety, all seats had height-adjustable headrests and a three-point safety belt with a pre-tensioner, a driver airbag is standard and there were optional passenger airbag and head- and side airbags.

 

 

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