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The new seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf made its debut at the recent Paris Motor Show and it will go on sale here in December. It is a near perfect evolution of the current model with enough styling changes inside and out to excite, but not having gone too far to upset any members of the biggest golf club in the world, writes Padraic Deane.

The new Golf cabriolet will be available in Ireland from August, with pricing to be announced nearer to the launch date.

When the second or third generation Volkswagan Jetta was launched, it was popular in Ireland but not in the UK. I recall asking an English motoring journalist at the time if he had driven it and his answer went something like “Ah mate, it’s as well known over here as Sly Stallone’s brother”. You see the English loved the Golf but didn’t see the point in what they regard as a boring booted cousin.

The new Golf Cabriolet will be available in Ireland from August, with pricing to be announced in the coming weeks.

Volkswagen has unveiled the new face of the Eos convertible coupé ahead of its public debut at the Los Angeles Motor Show next month.

Volkswagen is delighted to announce the arrival of the long-awaited Volkswagen Golf VI van to the Irish market.

Volkswagen is delighted to announce the arrival of the long awaited Volkswagen Golf VI Van to the Irish market. The three door Golf Van has a strong heritage and has always been at the forefront of exceptional value, quality, and reliability for customers shopping in the car-van segment.

At the New York International Motor Show today, the new Volkswagen Golf was declared the 2009 World Car of the Year.

The new Volkswagen Golf was declared the 2009 World Car of the Year at the New York International Motor Show.

Volkswagen claims that it is once again leading the way with innovative, efficient, and cost effective solutions for the future. BlueMotion is Volkswagen’s label for the most fuel efficient cars in the range. This technology is now available here in the Passat. It breaks the 5.0 litre barrier, comes with a standard start-stop system, and it has a range of over 1,400 kilometres.