The Volkswagen Golf family has been a very popular group of cars for a long time now, and the 2018 Golf family will be no different. Each of the new models has plenty to offer customers, but it’s not always easy to keep track of all their similarities and differences. We are often asked, “What are the differences between the 2018 Golf models?” Well, here’s what you need to know. Read the rest of this entry
It’s not easy to keep a secret in the automotive world when the sole goal of most automotive journalists is to uncover concepts and redesigns long before they are released. We are constantly seeing spy photos, hearing name predictions and learning the best guesses for the next technologies. It may have been a small victory, but Volkswagen did a great job hiding the fact that it would offer all-wheel drive for the 2017 SportWagen as well as the all-new Golf Alltrack. With this revelation, people have been asking how is the VW Golf Alltrack different from the SportWagen? After all, wasn’t the 4Motion system the main selling point? Read the rest of this entry
If a model is aimed at the family lifestyle, it stands to reason that model will hit all the right marks when it comes to safety, right? Unfortunately, this is all-too-often an assumption people make. It’s a fair one, in many respects, considering modern technology and engineering suggest that every automaker could create safer vehicles, but sometimes corners are cut, and you’re the one that pays. For this reason, it’s important to check up on any vehicle and do your research on safety. If you’ve been waiting patiently for the Alltrack, we have great news as the 2017 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack NHTSA rating was just revealed, and it scored a perfect five stars. Read the rest of this entry
If you take a look at the Volkswagen inventory, you may be shocked to find it’s absolutely flooded with members from one particular family. The Golf was the second vehicle to enter the VW lineup after the Beetle, but it’s recently taken on many forms. This isn’t even to mention the e-Golf, which is yet another option for shoppers who are digging the hatchback options. Just by looking at them, you may see some differences when comparing the 2016 VW Golf vs Golf SportWagen vs Golf GTI vs Golf R, but for those unsure of which is best for them, we break down the main benefits of each. Read the rest of this entry
Though big news for VW this year has so far centered on new technology in concept models like the BUDD-e, we still get the feeling big things are coming our way. The gesture control technology is definitely coming, and we expect more electric cars in the future. All of this feels like it’s at least a year or two away, and maybe not necessary for most people’s everyday life. What we are excited about are the features for the AWD 2017 VW Golf Alltrack and its upcoming release date this year. Read the rest of this entry
It’s hard to resist the thrilling call of the 2015 Volkswagen Golf SportWagen; with a gorgeous look and a sporty ride that offers the power and handling you need, the added space certainly doesn’t hurt! Folding down the rear seats, you’ll find a monstrous 66.5 cubic feet of storage space for you to fill however you please, putting the competition to shame in the process. Add to this a low price and lots of standard equipment like a rearview camera and 15-inch allow wheels, you’ll never want to let go of the wheel. Read the rest of this entry