Category: Volkswagen

Though Volkswagen doesn’t like us calling the Jetta a Golf with a boot, that’s exactly what it is. Some buyers prefer sedans to hatches for a couple of reasons: you get a bigger boot in a sedan thanks to the car’s extra length, albeit without the large opening offered in hatches; and the ride comfort and body strength is even better in sedans than the equivalent hatchbacks. The latter is due to the fact that it has the added bracing underneath the rear window that’s obviously not offered in a… Read more

The Volkswagen Golf station wagon has been given the option of an R-Line package, putting it in the company of other members of the VW family. Already enjoying the advantages of the highly valued options are the Golf, Beetle, Tiguan and Touareg. Now an R-Line optional package, in both Golf hatch and wagon models, builds on the standard equipment of the Highline 103 TSI and 110 TDI Golf models. For more than half a century the iF product design award has been a globally recognised hallmark, honouring outstanding design achievement…. Read more

The Volkswagen Tiguan continues to plough a lone furrow through the ranks of the small sports utility vehicle, one of the most competitive classes in the automotive world. Since its Australian debut in 2008, Volkswagen has continually sought to make additions and improvements to the Tiguan to satisfy the demands of increasingly sophisticated buyers. Recent upgrades to the range include introducing a more powerful diesel engine and unveiling a striking new flagship model. As well, all models now come standard with a rear-view camera, 6.5-inch colour touchscreen audio system, leather-wrapped… Read more