Wilson V1000

The Wilson V1000 (formerly Wilson Van 1000) is a van made by Wilson Motors. It was part of the Wilson V-Series from 1997-2008. paragraph of your page here.

Wilson B100 (1968-1997)
The Wilson V-1000 was originally the Wilson B100 van until early 1997, when the Wilson B-Series van was replaced with the Wilson V-Series (also called the Wilson Van) on April 14, 1997.

First generation (1997-2001)
The Wilson V1000 was introduced in the US by Wilson Motor Company on April 14, 1997 at 12:30 that afternoon. The Wilson Van 1000 used 4 digits on the power number instead of 3 digits, unlike the Wilson W150 from the Wilson W-Series. The 1997 model included room for 7 passengers inside, new sliding doors on each side, and room for cargo. In 1998, Wilson added a V1000 work vehicle model for commercial use. The 1998 model Van 1000 sold over 430,000 vans in production. In 1999, Wilson added a trailer hitch to all 1999 model V1000 vans. The 1999 model also included a Press N' Close window system to the van's windows. Fuel economy for the generation was up to 21 MPG city. Plans for an update first came out in March 2000. The official design was released in September 2000. Production of the first generation ended on April 19, 2001.

Second generation (2001-2004)
The second generation V1000 model was released on the Wilson V-Series in May 2001. It came with

Fifth generation (2013-present)
===Sixth generation (coming April 2015)

Future (2016 and beyond)
In May 2013, Wilson Motors announced plans for the V-1000 van to continue

Wilson V1000
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Fuel economy
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