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Volkswagen’s newly updated Polo has gone on sale and to celebrate the new 142 plate, Volkswagen tells us that it has a very attractive finance offer on the new car.

The all-new Golf, which goes on sale in Ireland in December, will have a starting price of €19,995 for the 'Trendline' three-door 1.2 TSI (petrol) and €22,695 for the 'Trendline' 1.6 TDI (diesel) three-door, writes Padraic Deane.

The new Golf, which goes on sale in Ireland in December, will have a starting price of €19,995 for the Trendline three-door 1.2 TSI (petrol) and €22,695 for the Trendline 1.6 TDI (diesel) three-door, writes Padraic Deane.

The all-new Golf, which goes on sale in Ireland in December will have a starting price of €19,995 for the Trendline three-door 1.2 TSI (petrol) and €22,695 for the Trendline 1.6 TDI (diesel) three-door, writes Padraic Deane.

The new seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf made its debut at the recent Paris Motor Show and it will go on sale here in December. It is a near perfect evolution of the current model with enough styling changes inside and out to excite, but not having gone too far to upset any members of the biggest golf club in the world, writes Padraic Deane.

The Volkswagen Golf BlueMotion has claimed its second What Car? Green Car of the Year accolade.

Shaped like a cloud, the massive 8,893 square metres Volkswagen stand accommodated more than 50 vehicles, 2,100 lights, and roughly 80 kilometres of cables at last week’s Frankfurt International Motor Show.

Shaped like a cloud, the massive 8,893 square metres Volkswagen stand accommodated more than 50 vehicles, 2,100 lights, and roughly 80 kilometres of cables at the Frankfurt International Motor Show.

Shaped like a cloud, the massive 8,893 square metre Volkswagen stand accommodated over 50 vehicles, 2,100 lights, and roughly 80 kilometres of cables in Hall 3 at the Frankfurt International Motor Show.

Shaped like a cloud, the massive 8,893 square metres Volkswagen stand accommodated more than 50 vehicles, 2,100 lights, and roughly 80 kilometres of cables at the Frankfurt International Motor Show.