History: Volkswagen Golf
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| Manufacturer : | Volkswagen | ||||
| Also called: | Volkswagen Rabbit Volkswagen Caribe Volkswagen Cabrio | ||||
| Production : | 1974 - present | ||||
| Class : | Compact car Small family car | ||||
| Body style : | 5-door hatchback 3-door hatchback 5-door wagon 2-door convertible 5-door MPV | ||||
| Platform : | Mk1 to Mk6 - Volkswagen Group A platform Mk7 - Volkswagen Group MQB platform | ||||
| Length : | 2-door: 4211 mm | ||||
| Width : | 2-door: 1760 mm | ||||
| Predecessor : | Volkswagen Beetle | ||||
The Volkswagen Golf is a small family car that is being produced by the German car manufacturer Volkswagen. Introduced in 1974 and sold worldwide across seven generations - the Volkswagen Golf is perhaps one of the most successful cars of the German automaker. Since its introduction it had several body configurations and was sold under various nameplates – as the Volkswagen Rabbit in the United States and Canada (Mk1 and Mk5), and as the Volkswagen Caribe in Mexico (Mk1).
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History
Nameplate etymology
Versions
Seventh generation (A7, Typ 5G; 2012–present)
Volkswagen presented the seventh-generation Golf in late 2012 at the Paris Motor Show
Main article on the Golf 7: Volkswagen Golf Mk7
Design
Specifications
Further reading
Volkswagen
Volkswagen models
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