The older style split-window buses used a reduction gear to give the vehicle better torque. The drawback was that this also limited the top speed to somewhere around 55 mph. Most of these older buses have since been converted to eliminate the reduction gears and can easily go 65 to 70 mph.
The later bay-window buses had larger engines and therefore didn't need the reduction gear. These buses can easily manage 70 to 75 mph as long as you're not going uphill.
All vw buses are underpowered to a degree. They are not by any means high-performance vehicles and should not be driven like one. However, some people have retro-fitted 6-cylinder Subaru and even American V8's into them and they have been known to pop wheelies.
Depends on what model and year Volkswagen you are referring to. If you are asking about a VW bus then it depends on the year.
As fast as its engine will let it. Or about 65mph. Different engines and tires will change this.
...as fast as it needs to.
it depends on the type of bus
Around 100mph
It depends on which type of bus it is if is a london double decker bus then it doesn't go as fast as a taxi because at the top deck there are no seat belts.
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A 1976 VW bus that's in great shape but does not run can go for between $4k and $6k. For comparisons check thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/cat.php?id=7
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about 12 miles to a gallon
175 miles pher hour
The gross weight of a 1969 Volkswagen Bus is 2,723 pounds. The VW Bus was produced between 1968 and 1971.