Bulli show in Reutte: Premiere of the new VW California enthusiastic fans

Bulli show in Reutte: Premiere of the new VW California enthusiastic fans

in Reutte, the Schweiger Autohaus celebrated a special premiere when the new VW California was first presented in Austria. This event took off from classic trade fairs and attracted numerous fans and car enthusiasts who wanted to experience the novelty up close. The "Bulli" is not only a vehicle, but also a symbol of freedom and adventure, and the bullish show in Reutte is known as the largest center for VW buses in Europe.

The importance of the new VW California for the Schweiger Autohaus is remarkable, since this large transshipment point for VW street cars has sold over 15,000 of these vehicles so far. The story of the "Bulli" goes back to his first model T1, whereby the current generation T7 has now been presented. The presentation was not only a company celebration, but also an opportunity to give deeper insights into the traditional family history of Schweiger. There were also personal and emotions.

the passion for the Bulli

Simon and Jasmin Schweiger shared personal stories that illustrated their many years of connection to the VW bus. For decades, the family has been traveling to their camping trips with these vehicles, often on the picturesque Lake Garda. These experiences are characterized by moments of happiness and emotions and reflect the family tradition that the company shaped from the start. Simon Schweiger, who heads the company today, proudly fulfilled those present, while he continued the development of the company from his late father Johann "Hans" Schweiger.

The evening was particularly for the Schweiger family, with the new model as a highlight. At the same time, Simon Schweiger announced a joyful news: "A new Schweiger is in production", which he alluded to the upcoming birth of his first child. This personal touch of a special atmosphere that evening and shows how closely professional and private life is interlinked by Schweiger.

The bullish show has established itself over the years as a place where not only vehicles are presented, but also the stories that make these cars part of the family history of many people. The enthusiasm for the VW California is repeatedly reinstalled in the enthusiasm of the visitors who come to learn more about the latest developments and immerse themselves in the history of the Bullis. The great encouragement and the lively interest illustrate the cultural relevance of this car.

For more information about this event and news from Reutte, interested parties can be recorded and reporting on www.meinbezirk.at read. It remains exciting to see how the history of the VW California will develop and which new adventure the Schweiger family will experience in the future