Introduction: Volkswagen introduced the seventh generation of the well-known Golf hatchback in 2012, and five years later, in 2017, it brought the facelifted version for it.

Introduction: Volkswagen introduced the seventh generation of the Golf in Berlin for a special event in 2012 with two body versions, including the three-door one that attracted customers since the first Golf's generation.

Introduction: The sixth generation of the Golf was introduced in 2008 in both forms, as a 3- or 5-door hatchback. While it resembled some design cues from its predecessor, it was a completely new car.

Introduction: The Golf stormed the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show doors in two body-shapes, ending the six-year production period of its predecessor.

Introduction: Volkswagen introduced the fourth generation of the Golf in late 1997, and it was available as a hatchback or station wagon. Its open-top version was, in fact, a Golf MK III with an MK IV face.

Introduction: The third generation of the Golf brought the first European Car of The Year award for Volkswagen and confirmed its status on the market.

Introduction: The second generation of the Golf was more of an evolution rather than a revolution for the German compact hatchback, but its innovations helped it climb on top of the sales charts.

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