Type 34

The "Type 34" Volkswagen, also known as the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Type 34, is a less well-known model compared to the iconic Beetle and Type 2. It's a unique and stylish variant of the Karmann Ghia, which was a sporty coupe and convertible produced by Volkswagen.

The Type 34 Karmann Ghia was introduced in 1961 as a more upscale and modern version of the original Karmann Ghia (Type 14), which was based on the Type 1 Beetle chassis. The Type 34 was designed by Italian firm Ghia and produced by Karmann, a coachbuilding company in Germany. Unlike the Type 14 Karmann Ghia, the Type 34 was built on the longer and wider platform of the Volkswagen Type 3, which was a line of vehicles introduced to complement the Beetle.

The Type 34 Karmann Ghia was produced until 1969, after which it was discontinued due to relatively low sales numbers and changing market preferences. Today, the Type 34 is considered a rare and sought-after classic car, appreciated for its distinctive design, performance, and connection to Volkswagen's history.