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This VW Citi ROX Golf 1.4I Has Changed My Mind
Hi all, welcome to our quick review on this 2009 Volkswagen Citi Rox Golf. In this video, we will be sharing some thoughts and potentially test how fast this car moves. Please be sure to watch to the end and share your thoughts with us too. Also, if you would like your car to be featured on this channel, please email us [email protected]. We appreciate you all. Thanks!

Here's a quick overview and breakdown :
Engine: 1,4litre, fourcylinder, petrol
Power: 74 kW @ 5 500 rpm
Torque: 140 N.m @ 4 500 rpm
Transmission: Fivespeed manual
Wheels: 15inch alloy
Top speed: 173 km/h
0100 km/h: 9.3 seconds
Fuel economy: 9,3 litres/100 km

Fast facts
Performance 7.5
Ride 8.0
Driver Technology 6.5
Interior Comfort & Packaging 5.0
Value for Money 8.0

In the modern motoring game 20 years is the equivalent of a good few human lifetimes. There s almost nothing that lasts that long. Entirely new brands can be established in such a time period, and automotive empires can crumble down. Trusty family pooches are born and die of old age in fewer years. It says much of designer Giugiaro s genius, then, that one of his creations has achieved such longevity. The original Golf still soldiers on in South Africa, selling thousands of units every year. Importantly, it must be added that there are no issues forcing the Volkswagen Citi Golf down South Africans throats. It s not particularly cheap. And there is plenty of competition from the likes of Toyota and Opel. No, its continued success is simply down to its inherent appeal. It s a cool product, very much due to its classic status. So it s therefore entirely understandable that Volkswagen South Africa has stuck it out for so long with this car. In fact, it has done more than sticking it out . It has evolved the product to a point where even German visitors from Volkswagen s head office are amazed by it