Volkswagen Golf 2021 News
VW’s Golf wagon arriving soon
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By Tung Nguyen · 25 Mar 2021
Volkswagen's new Golf wagon will hit local showrooms in July, and will be one of the only small wagons left on offer in Australia after the departure of rivals like the Ford Focus and Renault Megane.Only the Golf, soon-to-be-replaced Peugeot 308 and Subar
Golf 8 gets hike in safety and price for 2021
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By Tom White · 22 Feb 2021
Volkswagen's key Golf 8 hatch will pack a high standard of safety and spec, but also comes with an increase in price.
Volkswagen confirms dearer Golf GTI hot hatch
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By Justin Hilliard · 22 Feb 2021
Volkswagen Australia has released pricing and specification details for the new-generation Golf GTI hot hatch, which will show itself to be more upmarket than its predecessor when it officially goes on sale on Monday, May 24
VW Australia expands sporty offerings
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By Tung Nguyen · 06 Feb 2021
From the Hyundai i30 N and Toyota GR Yaris to the Nissan Juke Nismo and Mini Countryman JCW - there hasn't been any shortage of go-fast models in all shapes and sizes hitting Australian showrooms in recent years.But one brand - Volkswagen - has been notic
New Volkswagen Golf R specs
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By Spencer Leech · 04 Nov 2020
Volkswagen has this week revealed its eighth-generation Golf R hot hatch, showcasing a big boost to performance, fresh styling and an array of modern features
VW’s Golf GTI scores new Clubsport version
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By Tung Nguyen · 14 Oct 2020
Volkswagen has gifted the world with a more hardcore version of the eighth-generation Golf GTI, debuting the new Clubsport that is designed to tame the trickiest racetracks around the world.However, the special-edition Clubsport is unlikely to make its wa
Hot hatch competition heats up
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By Stephen Ottley · 09 Oct 2020
The humble hot hatch is under threat.
Mark 8 Golf wagon variants revealed
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By Tom White · 09 Sep 2020
Wagon variants of the Mk 8 Golf will grow in size significantly, but there's question marks over an Australian introduction.