The Volkswagen Golf has been a consistent best seller for the German manufacturer. With a stylish, inoffensive design, and plenty of family practicality, it's not surprising that the Golf has been so successful. The hatchback family car category has become incredibly crowded, yet the Golf has managed to stay at the front of the pack. The Golf isn't just for families, and there are plenty of performance options for car enthusiasts. Whatever your driving needs, you really can't go wrong with a VW Golf. You can find plenty of second-hand Volkswagen Golf cars for sale on Motors.co.uk.
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The Golf used to be available in one body-style: A 3-door hatchback. However, there are no longer any new 3-door models available. While many have lamented the decline of sporty 3-door hatchbacks, it's not a big deal. The Golf 5-door looks just as sporty as a 3-door, but with significantly more practicality for day-to-day life. If you have kids, but don't need the space of a huge SUV, a Golf is a great option. It's got ample space for the vast majority of people but it's still small and nippy to drive.
The Volkswagen Golf is available in eight different trim levels S, Match, GT, R-Line, GTI Performance, GTI TCR, and e-Golf. A large amount of trim options is great for appealing to drivers with different budgets. However, we'd highly recommend skipping out the S Trim and opting for the Match. The entry-level trim is lacking in tech, whereas the Match offers lots of features for the money:
Volkswagen realises how vital the Golf is to the brand. It's one of Volkswagen's biggest sellers, and it's adored by car critics and enthusiasts alike. As one of the flagship models in the Volkswagen range, the German automaker put a lot of time and energy into making sure the Golf is the best option in a crowded class. Obviously, the features available in your Volkswagen Golf will vary depending upon the model, trim, and year:
In a class often associated with value for money, the Golf manages to look a step above the competition. The interior on the Golf is also excellent. There are no dodgy plastics like you might find with other manufacturers. The dashboard has been designed brilliantly with an infotainment system in the centre (on newer models). The car manages to be technically advanced without going overboard. The design is subtle and effective - it's not flashy, but it works well and looks good doing it. The Golf is an enthusiast's favourite, offering sharp handling and powerful options. Opting for the GTI turns the Golf into a true hot hatchback. Volkswagen cars, in general, hold their value well, so you'll be able to trade your Golf in for a reasonable price a few years down the line.
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