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Volkswagen Golf

Variant 1.6 TDI Comfortline ACC Navi Camera Klima

€ 13.279

First registration01/2020

Mileage101.548 km

FuelDiesel

TransmissionManual

BodyOther

Power85 kW (116 hp)

Engine size1.599 cc

Emission classEuro 6

CO2 emissions132 g/km

ColorBlack

Doors5

Owners1

Description

Now in the showroom: Volkswagen Golf (2020). Variant 1.6 TDI Comfortline ACC Navi Camera Klima. As a other, it offers a great balance of space and agility. Under the bonnet: a diesel engine (85 kW / 116 hp) paired with a manual gearbox. With 101.548 km, this is a nicely run-in example. Thanks to its black colour, it stands out nicely. We are here to answer all your questions.

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The Golf (MK7) — the class benchmark, complete and effortlessly good.

The seventh-generation Golf sits on the light MQB platform and combines a roomy interior, high build quality and a wide range of petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric powertrains.

Upgrades

Up to 100 kg lighter thanks to the MQB platform
Roomier cabin and bigger boot than the MK6
Higher quality and finish
Wide range of modern, efficient engines

Fixes

The MK6’s weaker finish — the MK7 feels solid again
More space and comfort for all occupants
Modern infotainment and digital instruments
More economical, cleaner engines

Engine & drivetrain

The 1.6 and 2.0 TDI are the fuel-efficient choice for high-mileage drivers. With the manual they drive calm and very economically.

Space & build quality

The MK7 is roomy for a hatchback in this class, with a boot that grows with a family. Materials and finish feel a class above many rivals.

Ride & refinement

The MK7 rides calm, stable and precise, with refinement few cars in this class match. It convinces in town and on the motorway alike.

Good to know

The 2.0 TDI is the best choice for long motorway runs.
The MQB platform made the MK7 lighter, more efficient and roomier.
The Golf has been one of Europe’s best-selling cars for decades, with strong residuals.