Type And Model Of Volkwagon Golf Car Produck

Golf Mk4 (A4 / Typ 1J, 1997-2003)

Golf Mk4 was first introduced in August 1997, followed by the sedan Volkswagen Jetta in August 1998 and the Volkswagen Golf Variant station wagon in March 1999 There is no convertible version of the Mk4. 

There is a high-performance machine that launched the new model of Volkswagen, the engine 3.2L VR6 4Motion which was launched in 2002. 

Until the year 2008, there are several variants of the Golf Mk4 are still produced in Brazil, China and Mexico. In the United States market, Golf Mk4 has stopped being produced in 2006, while in Europe was discontinued in 2003.

Mk5 Golf / Rabbit (A5 / Typ 1K, 2003-2008)

Mk5 Golf was first introduced in Europe in 2003, In North America, the Volkswagen Rabbit re-use the name introduced in 2006 when the North American version using 5-cylinder 2.5L engine-powered 112 kW (150 hp), but after 2007 the engine power increased again to 127 kW (170 hp). Version of the GTI with the 2.0L TFSI engine is also available, which is capable of spraying power up to 147 kW (200 PS).

Golf Mk6 (A6 / Typ 5K, 2008-2012)

Volkswagen Golf Mk6 took the base of the PQ35 platform previously used on Golf Mk5. Mk6 meemulai debut at the Paris Motor Show in 2008

Mk6 Golf was designed by Volkswagen's chief designer Walter de'Silva. The design is made ​​more aerodynamic so the fuel efficiency increases, and the cabin was made more quiet than previous generations. Mk6 also claimed to have lower production costs than previous generations. 

Transmissions include manual transmission 5 or 6 speed; and a dual clutch transmission DSG 6 or 7 speed. In America, the Golf Mk5 Rabbit named in 2006-2009, eventually re-named Golf when it launched there in 2010 engine available is a 2.5L gasoline engine 5 line-powered 170 hp and a 2.0L diesel engine-powered 140 hp. Version of the Golf GTI with 200 hp engine using a turbocharger. 

This car went on sale in the UK market in January 2009 

Golf MK7 (A7 / Typ -, 2013-)

Latest Volkswagen Golf in 2013 will be slightly larger than the Golf Mk6 but with a lower weight of 100 kg. Its GTI version will be equipped with a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine capable of issuing power 217 hp, with an additional kit version that is capable of spraying power up to 227 hp. 

The seventh-generation Golf was launched at the Paris Motor Show later in 2012 

Golf VII, Typ 5G [11] This will use the new MQB platform which is used in conjunction with the latest Audi A3, SEAT León latest, and Škoda Octavia to come.