In the late ’80s, VW gave the Citi Golf a light refresh with a new hood design, new bumpers, and a rear quarter that integrated what is now known as the hockey stick crease. Shortly after the ...

VW South Africa finally discontinued the Citi Golf in 2009, the year when VW AG launched the sixth generation of the Golf. During a 25-year production run that totaled more than 377,000 units ...

The Citi Golf was launched in 1984 as a 1.8-litre Citi Sport following ... "It entailed a lot of searching within the Volkswagen global parts bin to get the right parts, and we then had to engineer ...

Remember the two-tone legendary Volkswagen Citi Golf that was launched in 1984? VW has recently unveiled its limited-run Citi Vivo, which pays homage to the Citi Golf. Available in the ubiquitous ...

Meanwhile, back in the budget car camp, Volkswagen managed to keep its Citi Golf fresh through constant product innovation ...

The Citi Golf Brand, from relatively humble beginnings in 1985 of 3 500 sales, has grown in stature to record annual sales in 2005 of 27 900 units. Volkswagen of South Africa has unveiled a prototype ...

Volkswagen is currently seeling the Citi Golf only in the South Africa. But a powerful version, the R-line will soon be offered. The new Citi R will be a limited edition and will be available ...

With the arguable exceptions of the VR6 and 16-valve GTI models, the Mk3 VW ... Golf product around in 1996 that we reckon makes a worthy (and rare) Shed of the Week - the South African-built Citi ...

if we include the previous-gen Volkswagen Polo Vivo then the total production number for the nameplate stands at 350 289. This means it’s relatively close to outselling the much-loved Citi Golf ...

Very unusually, this entry seeks a Creative Effectiveness Lion for creatively and effectively killing off a brand - the Volkswagen Citi Golf. The Citi Golf was unique to South Africa. Out-dated even ...