Volkswagen introduced the seventh generation of the well-known Golf hatchback in 2012, and five years later, in 2017, it brought the facelifted version for it.

Volkswagen introduced the seventh generation of the Golf in Berlin for a special event in 2012 with two body versions, including the three-door one that attracted customers since the first Golf's generation.

The sixth generation of the Golf was introduced in 2008 in both forms, as a 3- or 5-door hatchback. While it resembled some design cues from its predecessor, it was a completely new car.

The Golf stormed the 2003 Frankfurt Motor Show doors in two body-shapes, ending the six-year production period of its predecessor.

Volkswagen introduced the fourth generation of the Golf in late 1997, and it was available as a hatchback or station wagon. Its open-top version was, in fact, a Golf MK III with an MK IV face.

The third generation of the Golf brought the first European Car of The Year award for Volkswagen and confirmed its status on the market.

The second generation of the Golf was more of an evolution rather than a revolution for the German compact hatchback, but its innovations helped it climb on top of the sales charts.

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