Friday 22nd March 2013
Ad provided by Google
Have you ever owned a Volkswagen LT31? Did you have to replace any parts? If so, then we would love to hear about your experience of this vehicle and how the parts performed when fitted to the vehicle. Write your review in the comments box at the bottom of the page.

Volkswagen LT31 Overview

The Volkswagen LT31 is classed as a light commercial vehicle which was produced by the German automobile manufacturing company Volkswagen. The LT31 was one of the original vehicles in the LT-Series, introduced in 1975 and produced until the end of the LT-Series in 2006. They were produced over 2 generations, and the second generation was introduced in 1996 when the Volkswagen Group introduced a subsidiary called Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, which overtook any production of commercial vehicles. These vehicles are known to be extremely well built with plenty room in the cabin and the rear storage area. The engines are well refined and very capable. Does this sound like your experience of the LT31?

Volkswagen LT31 History

The first generation (1975-95) of the Volkswagen LT31 was introduced in 1975, and was one of the original versions of the LT-series. They were produced as replacements for the ageing Type 2 and were available in several different versions. They received a facelift in 1986 which mainly affected the headlights and again in 1993 with the main change affecting the grille design. The second generation (1996-2006) saw the introduction of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles who would produce all future VW commercial vehicles. This version was a joint venture between VW and Mercedes, who had their own version, the Mercedes Sprinter. This new design brought this vehicle up to date with current competitors. It was discontinued in 2006 when the Volkswagen Crafter was introduced.

Model Types

Panel Van Minibus Chassis Cab Double Cab Camper Van Motor Home

Fuel Economy

The Volkswagen LT31 was available in the following engines: 2.0 or 2.4L petrol and 2.5, 2.7 or 2.8L diesel engines. The diesel engines were the more economical of the available engines and were extremely well refined. Which engine did you have and how did it perform in terms of fuel economy?

Transmission

The Volkswagen LT31 was available in both manual and automatic gearboxes. Which gearbox did you have and how did you rate its performance? We have a section of our website dedicated to Volkswagen gearbox parts where you can begin to search for the LT31 parts you are looking for.

Parts

We want to help you find the right parts for your Volkswagen LT31 at the right prices. We know that these parts can be expensive to replace, that's why our comprehensive network of UK Breakers has parts for all makes and models at very low prices. Enter your vehicle details in our part finder or visit the LT31 parts page to locate those exact needed parts.