The Mk6 Volkswagen Golf debuted at the 2008 Paris Motor Show and came with optional Adaptive Chassis Control to allow the driver to select different driving modes.
The soon-to-be-replaced 7th generation Golf shares its platform with the Seat Leon and Skoda Octavia, with the GTI now producing 207hp from a turbocharged 2-litre four-cylinder.
Mk1 Volkswagen Golf
The Mk1 Volkswagen Golf was a replacement for the venerable VW Beetle.
Mk2 Volkwagen Golf
The Mk2 Volkswagen Golf saw the Mk1 grow slightly in all dimensions.
Mk3 Volkswagen Golf
The Mk3 Volkswagen Golf again saw it grow, and also saw the inclusion of a narrow-angle 2.8-litre VR6 engine.
Mk4 Volkswagen Golf
The Mk4 Volkswagen Golf was the first model year to see the Golf R32 nameplate introduced.
Mk5 Volkswagen Golf
The Mk5 Volkswagen Golf was also called the ‘Rabbit’ in North America, and the GTI version was powered by a 2-litre engine producing 197hp.
Mk6 Volkswagen Golf
The Mk6 Volkswagen Golf debuted at the 2008 Paris Motor Show and came with optional Adaptive Chassis Control to allow the driver to select different driving modes.
Mk7 Volkswagen Golf
The soon-to-be-replaced 7th generation Golf shares its platform with the Seat Leon and Skoda Octavia, with the GTI now producing 207hp from a turbocharged 2-litre four-cylinder.
