1996 Volkswagen - Golf

Fahrzeugbeschreibung

1996 Volkswagen Golf Wagon GLI Bon Jovi Edition, finished in Fjord Blue with a black interior. This Golf is a Japanese-spec wagon, it’s equipped with a metric instrument cluster and its odometer currently displays approximately 162,100 kilometers, which represents about 100,800 miles. The Golf Bon Jovi is part of VW’s special edition series offered in select markets for the MKIII generation. VW was a sponsor of Bon Jovi's “These Days” tour in Japan and Europe, and the Japanese market got 1,000 examples of the special Golf Wagon and another 300 examples of the Golf Cabrio. The Bon Jovi Edition included special decals, a key chain, a CD album of the rock band, and a longer list of factory equipment as standard. Factory equipment includes a sunroof, cloth upholstery, front sport seats, air conditioning, power windows, and more as listed below. Modifications reported by the seller include a Bilstein B12 Cup suspension, aftermarket lower body trim, 17-inch Fifteen52 Chicane wheels, MK4-style headlights, and more as detailed below. Volkswagen introduced the third-generation Golf in 1992 -- building on the sales success of the previous model by offering it in a variety of configurations including a hatchback, sedan, and, for the first time, a wagon variant. A range of gasoline and diesel-powered engines were also on the menu. Production ended in 1999 with the arrival of the 4th-generation Golf.Power comes from a 2.0-liter inline-4, rated at 113 horsepower and 122 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the front wheels via a 4-speed automatic transmission.

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