Alex Kaufmann December 14, 2008 Comment Now! The Mark VI Volkswagen Golf is now available with the Wolfburg company's 4MOTION all-wheel-drive system, which has been added to the lineup as an option on ...

With 315 hp, the upcoming R model has become the most powerful member of the Golf lineage. To properly deliver all that power to the wheels, Volkswagen engineers have developed a new version of the ...

Volkswagen doesn't have much to say about the new Golf Sportwagen TDI 4Motion concept, but based on the images, VW appears to be pandering to auto journalists. The diesel-powered wagon sports what ...

The 2014 Volkswagen Golf hasn’t made it to North America yet, and it has only been offered in front-wheel drive thus far, but today Volkswagen announced the introduction of the 2014 Golf with 4Matic ...

You may have been distracted at the time, but Volkswagen revealed the 2022 VW Golf R overnight and the hotly-anticipated performance hatchback is shaping up to be the most advanced car to bear the ...

VW is extending the range of its facelifted Golf family in Europe with the addition of the high-performance ‘R’, entry level 1.0 TSI, and 2.0 TDI 4MOTION models. As with the other updated 2017MY Golfs ...

This week, we’re driving Volkswagen’s popular small station wagon, namely the 2019 Golf SportWagen with 4Motion mechanicals. Now in its seventh generation following a 1974 debut, Golf is also ...

When it’s going to arrive stateside in late 2021, the brand-new 2022 Volkswagen Golf R probably won't have snow at its disposal, so the German company decided it needed to seize the low-grip moment.

Volkswagen has unveiled the all-new 2022 Golf R sports car that will arrive later this year. VW says the new Golf R will offer more power than any previous version packing 315 horsepower and 310 pound ...

The original Mk4 VW Golf 4Motion is one of those vehicles usually spoken about in hushed tones. As a model that never reached the US market, it’s attained legendary status, much like the Loch Ness ...

"You can't always get what you want," exclaimed Mick Jagger on the Rolling Stones' 1969 hit of the same title. That lyric rings true for many American car enthusiasts, who longingly look to Europe's ...