SPECIFICATION
Engine 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Capacity (litres/cm³) 1.4/1423 1.6/1595 1.6/1595
Cylinders 4 4 4
Power output (kW @ r/min) 62 @ 5500 74 @ 5500 74 @ 5500
Torque (Nm @ r/min) 118 @ 4500 140 @ 4000 140 @ 4000
Bore/Stroke (mm) 76.7/77.4 81/77.4 81/77.4
Compression ratio 10:1 10:1 10:1
Transmission 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
5-speed manual X X X
Performance 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Acceleration in seconds (0 - 100 km/h) 10.8 9.3 9.3
Acceleration in seconds (0 - 60 km/h) 4.6 4.3 4.3
Top speed (km/h) 170 180 180
Fuel consumption (l/100 km) 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
60 km/h 5.1 5.3 5.3
120 km/h 8.7 8.7 8.7
Urban cycle (SABS) 9.7 10.1 10.1
Running Gear / Suspension 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport

Front axle:
Coil springs, suspension struts and lower wishbones X X X
Rear axle:
Coil springs, combined trailing arm torsion beam axle X X X
Brakes 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Front discs X X X
Rear: self-adjusting drums X X X
Hydraulic, diagonally linked dual circuit X X X
Wheel rims/tyres 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
5J x 13 steel 155/80 R13 — — —
6J x 14 (6-spoke) alloy 175/65 R14 X X —
6.5J x 15 (6-spoke) alloy 195/50 R15 — — X
Full size spare wheel (Steel) X X X
Full size alloy spare wheel O O —
Dimensions/capacities 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Fuel tank (litres) 49 49 49
Length (mm) 3815 3815 3815
Height (mm) 1395 1395 1370
Width (mm) 1610 1610 1610
Wheel base (mm) 2400 2400 2400
Luggage space (litres) 260 260 260
Track - front (mm) 1390 1390 1390
Track - rear (mm) 1358 1358 1358
Turning circle (m) 10.3 10.3 10.3
Luggage space - seats folded (litres) 869 869 869

Comfort dimensions (mm) 1800 1800 1800
Seats 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Height-adjustable headrestraints - front seats X X X
Sports seats - front — — X
Windows 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Heated rear window X X X
Tinted glass all round X X X
Mirrors 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Colour coded mirror housings — — X
Dual manual remote X X X
Glass-mounted interior mirror X X X
Wiper system 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Rear window wash wiper X X X
2-speed/intermittent front wipers X X X
Interior features 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
12V power socket, with cover X X X
15 000 km service notification X X X
3-spoke sports steering wheel — — X
Centre air vent X X X
Centre console with cup holders X X X
Courtesy light in boot X X X
Digital clock X X X
Floor mats - front — — X
Front door pockets X X X
Front loading CD player, with 4 speakers O O X
Pockets on seat backrests X X X
Rev counter X X X
Soft grip 3-spoke steering wheel X X —
Soft-touch indicators X X X
Trip recorder X X X

Warning buzzer for engaged handbrake X X X
Warning buzzer for engine overheating X X X
Warning buzzer for lights on X X X
Warning buzzer for low brake fluid and oil pressure X X X
Warning buzzer for low petrol X X X
Exterior features 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport Bee-sting aerial X X X
Colour coded bumpers X X X
Double exhaust — — X
Lowered suspension — — X
Smoked tail-lights and clear front indicator lights — — X
Twin headlights X X X
Safety 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Child proof locks on rear doors X X X
High level brake light — — X
Security 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Mechanical gearlock X X X
Remote central locking and alarm X X X
Transponder immobiliser X X X
Maintenance/services 1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
15 000 km service intervals X X X

X =Standard, O =Optional, — =Not available

OPTION LIST
1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Radio CD Player £299.00 £299.00 X
Metallic/pearl effect paint £299.00 £299.00 £299.00
Alloy wheels 14" X X —
Alloy wheels 15" — — X
Central locking X X X
Gearlock X X X
Anti-theft alarm system X X X
Immobiliser X X X
PRICES
1.4i 1.6i 1.6i Sport
Golf (right hand drive) £8795.00 £8995.00 £9495.00
plus £710 to include factory delivery, 1 years road fund license, registration fee, number plates and a tank of fuel.

what do you guys think of the new mk1 golf then?

COOL

Brand new, as in, new production line, or new cause its your car?

Which ever, the MK1 is a sexy car, IMO the best Golf available if in good condition.

Look nice, quite expensive, but probs worth it.

this is brand new rob and it isn't my car as i have a mk2 matey

but in my opinion i'm not really drawn to it
it some how doesn't look strong enough like the mk2 model that i have

Just out of interest, where did you find that info, i cant find anything about it on the VW site.

I am really interested in a possible re-release of the MK1 Golf.

Rob you have a PM matey

Take it it's built in mexico alongside the bay window camper? I like it, but I don't like the way VW resurect old school cars. I think they should stay as classics.

the dashboard shows its a "new" car,altho its more modern lookin that the origional,its still uninspiring,nice nuff car tho,classic old skool cool