Australian New Car Buyer

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF FROM $36,290

Volkswagen’s eighth generation Golf hatch kicks off at $36,290 for the 110TSi eight-speed automatic, which we’re testing here.

Wow. Thirty-six grand (call it forty once you add on road costs) for a base model automatic hatchback. Another case of a German car company on the gouge? That depends upon how you perceive value. If standard equipment is the key measure, then, yes, rivals such as the Mazda3 (from $30,320) and Toyota Corolla (from $29,610) offer comparable features

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