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Volkswagen Golf VR6

he Mk3 Golf will always be somewhat controversial, given its reputation as a rather lacklustre instalment in the Golf catalogue. But was it expecting too much of VW to knock it out of the park three times on the trot? The Mk3 Golf was not actually a bad car – as far as the ordinary buyers of ordinary Golfs were concerned, it was in

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