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VW Extends New Golf Mk7 Range with Three New Engines, 4Motion and Tech Pack

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In exactly a month's time to the day, Volkswagen will begin deliveries of the seventh generation of its Golf (which is already available for order), in Germany and other European countries.

The automaker is wasting no time enriching the range of the Golf Mk7, as VW announced today the addition of three new petrol engines, the option of 4Motion all-wheel drive on certain models, and a new “Driver Assistance Pack”.

The new engines that are available for order are the 104hp (105PS) 1.2-liter TSI BlueMotion Technology, the 120hp (122PS) 1.4-liter TSI BlueMotion Technology and the 138HP (140PS) 1.4-litre TSI with Active Cylinder Technology and BlueMotion Technology.

All three gasoline units may be combined with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DSG).

VW's 4Motion all-wheel drive system is offered as an option in conjunction with a 6-speed manual gearbox on two diesel engines, the 104hp (105PS) 1.6-liter TDI BlueMotion Technology and the 148hp (150PS) 2.0-liter TDI BlueMotion Technology.

Finally, the German automaker has added a driver assistance package on the options list of the Comfortline and Highline trim grades. The package starts at €1,690 (depending on the model) and includes the following features:

-ACC adaptive cruise control
- “Front Assist” surroundings monitoring system with City Emergency Braking function
- Bi-xenon headlights with LED daytime running lights and cornering lights
- “Dynamic Light Assist” dynamic main beam control
- Light and sight pack
- “Lane Assist” lane-keeping assistant
- Anti-theft warning system “Plus”
- Traffic sign detection

According to Volkswagen, the package saves customers up to €605 in the Comfortline and up to €415 in the Highline if they were to order the items separately.


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7 Comments:

J said... »October 10, 2012

They can't be serious with that picture. 

Dal said... »October 10, 2012

Seriously? Chris DeBleugh?! Who on earth thought that would encourage sales? Or do they want people to connect a middle-of-the-road has-been with their car? Surely not a good intimation!

Drew said... »October 10, 2012

Subtext: If you're small, talentless, dull and pointless buy a VW Golf 7 and you to could pull a seven foot model. I put my order in for one today, Richard Hammond x

Interstatex said... »October 10, 2012

Couldn't agree more, possibly the worst placement of a "has been" in the history of marketing.

Oz said... »October 10, 2012

Damn what a women..

Deeds said... »October 10, 2012

1. Does anyone know what's the connection between Chris De Burg, "Ghita Muresan" and VW Golf mk7 ?
2. Never understood why tall women wears high heels...
A 5 foot one, ok, she's wearing because she's short, but this 7 foot? C'mon !

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arturoh said... »October 10, 2012

i love up!, but  new golf is booooooooooooooooring.

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