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VW Golf BlueMotion Priced at €21,650

Back in July, Volkswagen announced the BlueMotion flavor of the Golf that comes with outstanding fuel efficiency and emission figures. The BlueMotion variant is available for all three Golf versions, the base model, the GTI and the GTD.

The Golf BlueMotion is equipped with start-stop function and braking energy recovery and is already available in Germany, with prices starting at €21,650.

It has a fuel consumption rating of 3.8 liters per 100 km (61.9 mpg), while releasing 99 grams of CO2 every kilometer. This is the most economical Golf of all time, the German brand said in a press statement. The 1.6 TDI configuration develops 105 PS and is even more efficient that the first-generation Polo BlueMotion.

"This comparison just goes to show how hard Volkswagen works to increase efficiency in all of its models," Volkswagen said.

The engine is connected to a five-speed manual gearbox. "What's more there is a gear recommendation function so that the Golf BlueMotion is always driving in the gear best suited for optimum consumption."

Other feature highlights include a braking energy recovery function (regeneration), a start-stop system (automatic switch-off function for the engine while standing), tires optimised for rolling resistance, exceptionally light and aerodynamic wheels, an aerodynamically refined body and a lowered running gear.

Seven airbags, ABS, Electronic Stabilization Program, Climatic air conditioning rain sensors, automatic lights, an iPod compatible CD stereo with eight speakers and cruise control are also available on the new Golf.

Just as we said, the car is already on sale in Germany and is offered with a price tag of €21,650.
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