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Volkswagen launches 99 g/km CO2 Golf BlueMotion

Volkswagen has just launched the new BlueMotion Golf in the European market and it is the most efficient Golf ever. The new model is rated at 61.9 mpg (U.S.) on the EU combined driving cycle with carbon dioxide emissions of just 99 g/km. The BlueMotion model uses the new 1.6-liter common-rail TDI diesel engine combined with a slate of technologies like automatic start-stop, brake energy regeneration and revised gearing for lower engine revs. The BlueMotion also gets the sports package body kit which gives a deeper front fascia, rocker ... Read more →

Volkswagen MK VI Golf BlueMotion now on sale, 99 g/km of CO2 Sam Abuelsamid

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/autos/VW_s_BlueMotion_Golf_Gets_61_9_MPG_and_99_g_CO2_Now_on_Sale'; After announcing the BlueMotion version of the new MK VI Golf last month, Volkswagen has now put ...

Frankfurt Preview: Volkswagen to debut new BlueMotion, Polo, Golf and Passat Sam Abuelsamid

Volkswagen will be using its Frankfurt Motor Show stand to show off newly-revised versions of three BlueMotion models. New Golf, Polo and Passat BlueMotions will have even lower fuel consumption ...

Volkswagen Golf BlueMotion detailed, available for order in UK Jeremy Korzeniewski

Volkswagen is rounding out its new sixth-generation Golf model in the UK with the official introduction of its diesel models and BlueMotion variant. All three new VeeDubs will be powered by a ...

Volkswagen to downsize Golf VII Jeremy Korzeniewski

Despite the fact that the sixth-generation of VW's insanely popular hatchback has yet to hit the driveways of actual customers, speculation on gen-seven is already well underway. Number-six ...


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