Volkswagen Golf
Golf 1.2TSI Airco PDC J.A
Description
The VW Golf (MK6) — the benchmark among compact cars. Spec sheet at a glance: Volkswagen Golf (2011). Golf 1.2TSI Airco PDC J.A. Under the bonnet sits a petrol engine (63 kW / 86 hp) mated to a manual gearbox. The 1.4 TSI and 2.0 TDI are the popular engine choices. We are here to answer all your questions.
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The VW Golf (MK6) — the benchmark among compact cars.
The Golf has been the compact-class benchmark for decades, and the sixth generation combines solid build quality with refined handling and a balanced engine range.
Upgrades
- The MK6 gained the 1.4 TSI twincharger (both turbo and supercharger) — a technical novelty.
- The MK6 became lighter and more refined than the MK5.
- New EA888 petrol and EA189 diesel engines replaced the MK5’s older units.
- The MK6 gained improved sound insulation.
Fixes
- The MK5’s higher weight — the MK6 is lighter.
- More economical engines than the MK5’s older ones.
- A quieter cabin than the MK5.
- A more modern feel than the MK5.
Driving & comfort
The Golf MK6 drives quietly, comfortably and confidently, with excellent sound insulation and balanced damping. At home on the motorway and nimble in town.
Quality
The Golf is renowned for its solid build quality and durability. The interior feels a class above its price.
- The 1.4 TSI and 2.0 TDI are the popular engine choices.
- The Golf is one of the best-selling cars of all time.
Did you know?
- The Golf name comes from the Gulf Stream, not the sport.
The compact that has remained the benchmark for generations.
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