VW Golf with added practicality

The latest model of the Volkswagen Golf estate has been around since 2009, it adds practicality to the Golf’s renowned ride comfort, reliability, refinement and looks. Being a Volkswagen and a Golf it is also packed with the latest safety features. The new Golf estate has taking its design cues from the Mark VI Golf, the Estate model has a new front bumper and body coloured rear bumper, fresh new wheel designs and modified tail lights, and inside a new dashboard and revised upholsteries. 5 new engines choices are now available with the estate model, two petrol units and three diesel power plants. The petrol range consists of a new 1.2 litre TSI unit that produces 105PS; the existing 1.4 litre TSI is also available with its 122PS. The diesel engine range consists of two 1.6-litre TDI units producing 90PS or 105 PS, and a 2.0-litre TDI 140 PS. A number of different gearboxes are offered, including a seven-speed DSG automatic transmission.rnThe Golf estate has found the perfect balance between comfort and control, the ride is not soft but it cushions bumps and potholes very well. It is probably one of the better estate models out there when it comes to stability and control. Just like the hatchback model the estate’s cabin is very quiet, once on the motorway there is barely any noise inside. Even the diesel models are very well refined and quiet, wind and road noise are kept to an absolute minimum. With the latest model now being around for 2 years many owners are looking for VW Golf estate servicing in Colindale, which is wise. Modern cars still need to be well maintained and cared for, and from my personal experience no one knows VW better than a VW technician.