The Golf.

On 17 January 2006 the most economical drivers in the world, John and Helen Taylor, started out on a journey around the world. Their aim was to enter the Guinness Book of Records for the most economical round-the-world car journey ever, using no more than 50 tankfuls of fuel, and at the same time win the Shell Fuel Economy Challenge.
In meeting the challenge the team are relying not just on their longstanding experience and on the top-class fuel provided by Shell, but also on an extremely well-proven car. Their Golf FSI 1.6 is economical and able to cope with any road situation it might encounter, however tricky - in any of the trip's 25 countries, across all four continents.

With the new Goal special-edition models of the Polo, Golf, Golf Plus and Touran you're the one coming out on top! The extensive range of equipment and trim options they offer delivers savings of as much as 1,236 euros. This unique model series packs in everything the sports fan's heart could desire, and lots of attractive benefits for cool-headed bargain-hunters too. Climb on board!

The Golf R32 (fuel consumption: 9.7 - 10.8 l/100 km; CO2 emissions: 233 - 259 g/km)* is back, and is defining a new class all of its own. Restrained understatement allied to the performance of a true sports car is what marks out the R32 as something special, while still underscoring that it remains every inch a Golf. A real treasure for the motoring connoisseur.

Trendsetters unite: one is conquering the roads, the other is the new star of the music scene. You can now experience the Golf and the iPod together. The new in-car iPod console offered by Volkswagen Individual provides the digital music experience, enabling you to take as many as 15,000 tracks along with you every time you head off in your Golf. The iPod is simply plugged into the console mounted in the centre armrest, and can then be controlled by the audio system buttons or from the multi-function steering wheel. The console can accommodate the iPod G3 and G4, the iPod mini and the iPod photo. The iPod console is available for all the lines of the Golf, the Golf GTI and the Golf Individual (fuel consumption combined: 5.0 - 8.6 l/100 km; CO2 emissions: 135 - 206 g/km).*

The Golf Plus is in a class of its own. In a group test run by the "Auto Bild" car magazine the model's strengths really shone, enabling it to beat all its competitors. Winning features included its class-topping suspension, its flexible space usage, and the great value for money it offers. And that's not all the awards it's been winning: the Golf Plus also came out on top in the latest comparative test by 'auto motor und sport' magazine.