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The Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet was introduced at the 2011 Geneva Motor show. The Golf Cabrio has a soft-folding roof, which took only nine seconds to open or close up to 29km / h. Although soft-top construction shares with the New Beetle, Volkswagen believes that the two complete in different market segments.
In Europe, the vehicle will be offered with six different engines turbocharged direct-injection, ranging from 77kW to 155kW. Usual combination of manual and dual-clutch DSG transmission will be available.
Volkswagen Golf Cabrio say will be equipped as standard hardtop Golf, and acknowledges that not one of the features available only sunroof. Advance sales of the 2011 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet begin in Germany this week with prices starting at 23,625 euros ($32,500). Volkswagen Australia’s Karl Gehling told CarAdvice the Golf Cabriolet would arrive in Australia late this year, but could not confirm engines and specification levels.
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The Volkswagen R32 is well known around the globe for being one of the most aggressive hatchbacks available on the market. Made in limited production, owning and driving one of these machines is somewhat of a privilege. Now for 2011, VW has released the successor to the R32 with the Volkswagen Golf R and it is better then ever. The Volkswagen Golf Rhas the 2.0 liter TSI engine with 265 horsepower coupled with the 4Motion all wheel drive system for the ultimate in handling. The main difference found between the R32 and the new Golf R is the transmission. The transmission in the Volkswagen Golf R is much more representative of the way that the Audi R8 works. In the Golf R the activation of the all-wheel differential no longer requires a difference between the front and rear axle speeds which means power can be shifted from front to rear as needed. This means that while cornering at high speed for example more of the power can be shifted to the rear wheels allowing for less torque steer and a more fluid turn. This is key for dynamic performance handling and safety all around.