Is that Volkswagen really called “Golf” also in the US? I always thought it had a different name in the US than here in Europe…
Maybe I’m just a little irritated as you do have the VW Jetta that can be very rarely seen on german streets (I’m not sure if it can even be purchased at a german VW dealer, I’ve only seen some (imported?) Jettas with US Army plates here in southern Germany).
Of course you miss your BMW but Volkswagen does also build nice cars I like the Golf very much, it’s a nice car.
Yes, they used to call them Rabbits, but at some point they changed to Golf to match the German versions. But Jettas are much more popular here, than Golfs, so you don’t really see a lot of them around.
I just found out that the new/upcoming “Golf V” will be sold as “Rabbit” again on the US market. It will also be quite cheaper than the german version and have a much more powerful engine (starting at 150hp).
Oooh, that’s a sad chapter in the Life of Jabba epic.
hahah! dont fret man, you’ve still got the VW! phear the golf!
Is that Volkswagen really called “Golf” also in the US? I always thought it had a different name in the US than here in Europe…
Maybe I’m just a little irritated as you do have the VW Jetta that can be very rarely seen on german streets (I’m not sure if it can even be purchased at a german VW dealer, I’ve only seen some (imported?) Jettas with US Army plates here in southern Germany).
Of course you miss your BMW but Volkswagen does also build nice cars
I like the Golf very much, it’s a nice car.
Yes, they used to call them Rabbits, but at some point they changed to Golf to match the German versions. But Jettas are much more popular here, than Golfs, so you don’t really see a lot of them around.
I just found out that the new/upcoming “Golf V” will be sold as “Rabbit” again on the US market. It will also be quite cheaper than the german version and have a much more powerful engine (starting at 150hp).