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Golf 7 Overseas Test Drive Report - Yasuhisa Shimashita Edition | Volkswagen Gallery

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The test car is fitted with 245/45R17 tires.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Boasts a 1.4-liter inline 4-cylinder turbo engine with a maximum output of 103kW (140ps), fuel economy of 4.7ℓ/100km, and CO2 emissions of 109g/km.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Boasts a 1.4-liter inline 4-cylinder turbo engine with a maximum output of 103kW (140ps), fuel economy of 4.7ℓ/100km, and CO2 emissions of 109g/km.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Drive modes include three presets: Comfort, Normal, and Eco, plus a user-customizable setting.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Comfort preset

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Display when cylinder deactivation is active

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />In DSG-equipped models, selecting Eco mode disengages the clutch when the accelerator is released, entering coasting mode.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The luggage compartment floor can be height-adjusted.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />Trunk capacity is normally 380 liters.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />With the rear seats folded down, trunk capacity expands to 1,270 liters.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf</strong> Golf Mark 7s lined up at the test drive venue.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf</strong> Golf Mark 7s lined up at the test drive venue.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong>

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The mounting of the door mirrors has been changed, and a small triangular window has been added to the side window.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The tonneau cover can be stored under the luggage compartment floor.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The Golf 7 boasts comprehensive safety features. Radar located at the lower front.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The Golf 7 boasts comprehensive safety features. Camera behind the rearview mirror used for cruise control, etc.

<strong>Volkswagen Golf 1.4TSI</strong><br />The groove cut into the camshaft on the left side of the photo is used to momentarily interrupt fuel injection.

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Volkswagen Golf Overseas Test Drive Report - Yasuhisa Shimoshita Edition | Volkswagen Gallery

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