In 1973, the "people's car" manufacturer in Wolfsburg, Germany, was getting ready to carefully launch its second best ever hit, after the legendary Beetle. The first generation of the Golf appeared in ...

– TDI, TSI and DSG systems reduce fuel consumption by up to 28 percent – First Golf with Adaptive Chassis and Automatic Distance Control Volkswagen is sending a new Golf out into the world, the best ...

Alex Kaufmann December 14, 2008 Comment Now! The Mark VI Volkswagen Golf is now available with the Wolfburg company's 4MOTION all-wheel-drive system, which has been added to the lineup as an option on ...

Editor Brandon Turkus tests a 2016 Volkswagen Golf TDI SportWagen while moving into his first home. It might not be a proper moving van, but it’s definitely up to the task.

The 2015 Golf TDI is the diesel-powered variant of Volkswagen's Mk. VII Golf, and it's an appealing alternative to hybrid commuters. Forty years and 30 million sales into the Golf's run, the ...

Diesels used to be more eclectic than thrift shops in Portland. But diesels, like hipster culture, are beginning to blend into the mainstream. Walk up to the Golf TDI and almost nothing gives away its ...

Launch Edition 2-Door shown (base trim). The 2015 Volkswagen Golf TDI SEL 4-Door offers up to 25 MPG in city driving and 37 MPG on the highway for a combined rating of 30 MPG. These figures are based ...

I'll admit that I'm not the best person to comment on the Golf, for one big reason: the transmission. I'm still new enough at driving a stick that I can't blame the car for most of my stalls and jerky ...

First, the tried-and-true VW hot-hatch, the Golf GTI—now in its 6th generation. It is more entertaining than ever, thanks to a firmly sprung but well-damped suspension and a gem of an engine: VW's ...

Jeremy Weber January 28, 2009 Comment Now! After first previewing its modified Mark VI Golf at last year’s Essen Motor Show, Germany's equivalent to SEMA, Volkswagen tuning specialist ABT Sportsline ...

Once upon a long-ago oil crisis, the VW Golf was Germany’s cubic answer to OPEC and the Honda CVCC. Those of you accustomed to thinking of it as the cheap little heir to the Rabbit, itself the heir to ...