VW Golf Sportsvan: Warum der Golf-Ableger als Gebrauchter ein Geheimtipp ist
Der VW Golf Sportsvan war kein Schönling, eine Sportskanone auch nicht. Beim Tüv offenbart er andere Qualität. Worauf Gebrauchtwagen-Käufer achten sollten.
The VW Golf Sportsvan, a derivative of the Golf model, has gained a reputation as a hidden gem among used cars. Success in the automotive world does not hinge on striking aesthetics or sporty performance. This insight has been demonstrated by the VW Golf across numerous generations. The Golf Sportsvan, based on the Golf VII and the Modular QuaBaukasten, has proven its virtues that transcend mere looks and sportiness.
Potential owners of a VW Golf Sportsvan need not worry about passing the main inspection. In the TÜV-HU tests, these vehicles showcase their best attributes. While older Sportsvan models only average in the suspension and exhaust system categories, the Golf-Ableger excels in all other areas consistently across all model years. In comparison to all examined vehicles, the Golf Sportsvan demonstrates a notably lower incidence of defects in the categories of "none," "minor," and "significant."
The exterior body and interior of the VW Golf Sportsvan were designed to replace the Golf Plus. The revised designation and a more stylish line layout aimed to make the Sportsvan appear more modern than the Golf Plus. The Sportsvan not only boasted a smoother visual appeal but also extended its dimensions. It measures 4.34 meters in length and 2.69 meters in wheelbase.
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