Volkswagen Golf 2.0TDi DSG

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In manual mode the DSG. gear indicator’s small numerals are difficult to … Volkswagen Golf 2.0TDi DSG. July 2005. Report No.748, by NRMA Motoring …

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LIKES DISLIKES
Performance
Build quality
Handling
Firm Seats
DSG display
Volkswagen knows how to indulge its diesel
buyers, with six versions of the Golf on offer.
That’s an extensive choice for such a
specialised market sector. Topping the range is
our test car, the 2.0TDi Comfortline with DSG
transmission. While local diesel prices are
higher than PULP fuel (in Europe the situation
is reversed), buyers who ignore the “oilburner”
option might be making a mistake.
Gone are the days when a diesel’s only virtue
was fuel economy, the new generation also
offer impressive performance.
VALUE FOR MONEY
PRICING
There are two models in the 2.0TDi range,
the six speed manual - $ 32,490 and the DSG
automatic - $34,790.
STANDARD FEATURES
Included in the Comfortline’s standard
equipment are air-conditioning, 15″ alloy
wheels, cruise control, leather multi-function
steering wheel, power windows and sports
style seats. Start ticking the option boxes and
things can get pricey. Fitted to our car were
metallic paint - $690, leather upholstery -
$3,290 and…