Volkswagen is showcasing four exclusive new models at the Auto Mobil International show in Leipzig, Germany, which opens its doors on 2 June.
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Volkswagens have long been admired for their reliability and longevity, but some cars really stand out. One such car is a privately owned and used Mk IV Golf S TDI belonging to Roy Dyson, which has already covered more than 450,000 miles.
Volkswagen is tuning in to customer demand and fitting DAB radios as standard on all models from the Polo to the Phaeton, giving buyers not only a wider choice of radio stations but also a higher quality of sound.
Amarok deliveries worldwide rose by 36.2 per cent to 24,500 vehicles (January – April 2011: 18,000). Deliveries of the Crafter went up by 35.2 per cent to 15,600 units (January – April 2011: 11,600). Caddy and T5 maintained their high level of last year: deliveries of the T5 Series rose by 3.5 per cent to 52,700 units (January – April 2011: 50,900); worldwide deliveries of the Caddy went down by a minimal 0.2 per cent year-on-year to 49,600 (January – April 2011: 49,700).
Volkswagen is adding even more style to its popular supermini, with the launch of the Polo R Line, which builds on the impressive specification of the Polo Match with unique styling touches inside and out.