The future will be called MPV Volkswagen Rout an
MP V future of the Volkswagen range, a derivative version of the minivan Chrysler Will be called Rout an and will be unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show from the beginning of February. Volkswagen Rout an is the name created by joining the word "route" and the suffix "an", the latter already being used to name the European MPV Volkswagen Tour an (photo) and Saharan. Rout an is the product of cooperation between Volkswagen and Chrysler and prepared almost two years ago, and will be produced alongside Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan, the factory Chrysler of Windsor, Ontario. Rout an is designed for North American market, which will be sold starting next year, in a configuration specific to that market.
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