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Volkswagen DriverGear’s Fall/Winter Collection is Here

It was a blisteringly hot summer, but now schools are back in session, September has reared its ugly head again, and pumpkin-spiced lattes can again be purchased everywhere. It can only mean one thing: winter is coming.

So get yourself ready for the weather with Volkswagen DriverGear’s fall/winter collection. Full of warmer clothes, blankets, and toys for the time you’re about to spend indoors, the new collection is perfect for the changing season.

Uptown Softshell Jacket

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The arrival of fall means that not only will the days be shorter, but nature will also become a harsher, more inhospitable place that’s more intent on killing you. Protect yourself from the elements with this smart jacket. Made in both men’s and women’s styles, this jacket comes with a water-proof/water-resistant outer layer and a fleecy inner layer. Just $104.95.

Ugly Holiday Sweater

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In just a few months, the holiday season will be upon us and what better way to celebrate that with your very own Volkswagen themed “Ugly Holiday Sweater?” $25.95

1:43 Iltis Dakar

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As the outdoors become a less and less suitable place to be, it’s nice to have things to do indoors. This is a 1:43 scale model of the Iltis Dakar, which came in 1st, 2nd and 4th at the 1980 Paris-Dakar rally. Remind yourself of the sunny times with this model. Types 411, 147, and T2b Pickup also available, all for $89.95.

Volkswagen Snowboard

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Finally, remind nature who’s really in charge. Conquer the cold with the Volkswagen Snowboard that features stainless steel inserts, full length poplar wood core, tri-Ax Fiberglass, full wrap rockwell hardened steel edge, factory wax, double camber. Pick it up for $495.95

Check out the full collection at drivergear.vw.com.

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