Volkswagen Golf in Grey 2014 for £6,995

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PROS Supremely refined Upmarket interior Good choice of efficient engines Overview Is the Volkswagen Golf Mk6 any good? As the old adage goes, 'if it isn't broke, don't fix it, ' and that was certainly the path Volkswagen followed with the Golf Mk6. The sixth-generation Volkswagen Golf was technically an all-new car but shared much with the previous model – and that makes it one of the best used cars for less than £5, 000. In terms of styling the Golf Mk6 was hardly revolutionary, and on the move it was more of the same. Not quite as enjoyable to drive as a Ford Focus but leading the way for sophistication among family hatchbacks. There were quite a few advancements including a sizeable reduction in refinement. More than that, the Mk6 was a step forward for the Golf, cementing its position as thehatchback for grown-ups – classless, capable and dependable. It's an image the Golf still trades on to this day. 'Lights On' Reminder warning buzzer, 12v socket in front centre armrest storage compartment, 3 point height adj front seatbelts + pretensioners, 3 rear 3 point seatbelts, 3 rear headrests, 3 spoke multi-function leather steering wheel and gearknob, 40:20:40 split folding rear bench seat, ABS, ACC - Adaptive cruise control with front assist, forward collision warning, distance monitoring, city emergency brake and speed limiter, Alarm with interior protection, Auto dimming rear view mirror, Automatic coming/leaving home lighting function, Automatic post collision braking, Bag hook in luggage compartment, Black front air intake and radiator grilles, Bluetooth Telephone preparation, Body coloured bumpers, Body coloured door handles, Body coloured door mirrors with integral indicators, Boot lashing points, Brake pad wear indicator warning light, CD/MP3/WMA, USB and SD card reader, aux-in, Centre rear armrest with cup holder, Child locks on rear doors, Chrome louvres in grille, Chrome-plated light switch surround, Courtesy light delay, Cover