Tag: Volkswagen Golf Match

  • 2014 Volkswagen Golf Match Replaces The Golf SE

    2014-Volkswagen-Golf-Match-THUMB2014 Volkswagen Golf Match comes out of the box with even more equipment than the SE model it replaces. In fact, the SE was one of the most comprehensively well-specified vehicles in its class. Now Match will add even more to this for instance with the rear parking sensors, front fog lights and a mirror pack. The latter comprises of an automatically-folding door mirrors with puddle lights and reverse-activated dipping on the nearside. Furthermore, the standard wheels which the vehicle runs on are the new 16-inch ‘Dover’ alloys.

    All Golf Match models include seven airbags, ABS with ESC, XDS electronic differential lock, an automatic post-collision braking system and Isofix preparation for two rear child seats. Inside the car one can see the a 5.8-inch colour touchscreen which is part of the entry-level Composition Media system. The system also adds DAB digital radio, a CD player, MDI interface with 30-pin and Lightning connectors, Bluetooth telephone preparation and audio streaming and eight speakers.

    Also no cost options are the air conditioning, the Stop/Start system along with battery regeneration. In addition, the vehicle also boasts outstanding range of features, such as standard ACC Adaptive Cruise Control with Front Assist and City Emergency Braking, a Driver Alert System, PreCrash preventive occupant protection, Driver Profile Selection, automatic wipers, an automatically dimming rear-view mirror and dusk sensor.

    The GT model will add 17-inch alloy wheels as a standard and will feature lowered sports suspension, ‘Cherry Red’ rear light clusters and heat-insulating dark-tinted rear glass. The interior is adorned by gloss black dash and door inserts, Alcantara and cloth sports seats, LED reading lights, ambient lighting and the Discover Navigation media and navigation system with 5.8-inch colour touchscreen.

    For the Match specification level optional are the high beam assist, park assist, DCC dynamic chassis control, a rear-view camera, Discover Pro navigation system with eight-inch colour touchscreen, keyless entry and a panoramic sunroof.

    2014 Volkswagen Golf Match is driven by 1.4-litre TSI 122 hp engine with either six-speed manual or seven-speed DSG gearboxes. It is capable of returning 54.3 to 56.5 mpg combined. The next engine in the model range is the 1.6-litre TDI 105 hp, coupled with five-speed manual or seven-speed DSG gearbox. And the last one is the 2.0-litre TDI 150 hp with six-speed manual or six-speed DSG gearbox. The new Golf Match is currently available on the market.

    Golf Match model line-up:

    Engine derivative Gearbox Body Combined mpg CO2 (g/km)
    1.4-litre TSI 122 PS 6-speed man 3-door 54.3 120
    1.4-litre TSI 122 PS 6-speed man 5-door 53.3 123
    1.4-litre TSI 122 PS 7-speed DSG 5-door 56.5 116
    1.6-litre TDI 105 PS 5-speed man 3-door 74.3 99
    1.6-litre TDI 105 PS 5-speed man 5-door 74.3 99
    1.6-litre TDI 105 PS 7-speed DSG 5-door 72.4 102
    2.0-litre TDI 150 PS 6-speed man 3-door 68.9 106
    2.0-litre TDI 150 PS 6-speed man 5-door 68.9 106
    2.0-litre TDI 150 PS 6-speed DSG 5-door 62.8 119

    Source: Volkswagen

  • Volkswagen with four awards from What Car?

    Volkswagen managed to get four awards from the prestigious What Car? contest. The famous 2012 Volkswagen Up! claimed Car of the Year as well as the best City Car award. Other two victories are for Small Family Car – Volkswagen Golf VI and the coveted Safety Award.

    “The Volkswagen up! sets new standards for a car at £10,000.  It’s a city car that can seat four adults, while offering new levels of refinement, quality and maturity at this price; none of its rivals feels quite so grown-up.  Buyers will be looking for even more for their money than ever in 2012, so the up! is a worthy winner of the What Car? Car of the Year.”, said What Car? editor-in-chief Chas Hallett.

    The Safety Award was in large part the result of the availability of Volkswagen’s innovative City Emergency Braking system on the Up!.  Although safety features are no longer the preserve of larger, more expensive models, the judges were impressed by this particular example of ‘big car’ technology filtering down to a smaller model.  The system uses sensors to scan the space ahead, then applies the brakes automatically if it detects that the car is about to hit an object in front.  City Emergency Braking costs from just £225.

    The Up! is available to order now, with prices starting at £7 995 (RRP OTR) and with the first models arriving in showrooms in March.

    2012 Volkswagen Up
    2012 Volkswagen Up
    2010 Volkswagen Golf VI Match
    2010 Volkswagen Golf VI Match

    Source: Volskwagen