Mk7 Golf - Australian Specifications and Prices (Base, Comfortline and Highline)

[cktsi]

Finally!!! It's launched!

There's also this...

Volkswagen Golf 7 comes out swinging - motoring.com.au

They seem to forget that Mercedes Benz started the war on loading cars up with gadgets with their A-Class... not VW


http://www.themotorreport.com.au/563...ice-from-21490

This one says Nav is now standard in highline. About time!!

[phaeton]

Official Golf 7 Launched in Australia - VWWatercooled.com.au

[DoggieHowser]

Drive - New Volkswagen Golf Review

Did they remove the garish silver trim from Aus spec 7s?

[Golf7]

Hey Everyone!

Here is the OFFICIAL Information on the Golf Mk.7's Specifications in Australia!

Enjoy! I'll post some information of the car's International Press Release on my blog

autoblogaustralia.blogspot.com.au

Multi-award-winning Golf 7 continues to define the small car class with state-of-the-art lightweight design and premium equipment as standard.

New Golf is lighter and up to 16 per cent more fuel efficient.

The seventh generation Golf resets the standard for the class with impressive dynamics, safety, fuel efficiency and value.

Simply put, the new Golf improves on a successful formula but does not cost any more.

The new Golf delivers a reassuring design with fundamental improvements to key areas: its weight has been reduced, thereby reversing the often cited upward weight spiral.
Fuel economy has improved by a maximum of 16 per cent, depending on engine selection. In addition, Volkswagen is equipping the Golf with new assistance systems– some as options, and many as standard.
The hunt for every last gram of weight saving did not lead to advances being achieved at the expense of steps backwards in other areas. Volkswagen has demonstrated that the Golf stands more than ever for a democratisation of progress and for perfection in every detail: with added space; new pioneering safety systems such as the multi-collision brake system and advanced fuel efficiency measures such as BlueMotion Technology as standard.
As Volkswagen understands the need Australian drivers have to cover long distances in a single trip, all Golf 7s delivered to Australia also come standard with a potentially life-saving driver fatigue detection system, which analyses driving style in the initial kilometres of a trip, and then monitors the driver’s steering and response patterns, recommending regular breaks upon detecting lapses in driver concentration.
Further adding to the comprehensive array of standard equipment are features that were previously reserved for high performance models, in this case the Extended Differential Lock (XDL) – which debuted with the Golf GTI – now fitted across the range.
Inside, occupants will not only appreciate the more spacious and practical interior but will find a premium infotainment system with a 5.8-inch display which responds to touch, as well as ‘smartphonestyle’ swipe and zoom hand gestures to scroll through media content. The new Golf’s infotainment system is USB, SD card and Bluetooth enabled.
In conjunction with the increase in standard features, the range has been simplified both in terms of options and powertrain.
All models offer new levels of comfort and practicality, with an extra 30 litres of boot space and more legroom for passengers in the rear. The handbrake is replaced with an electronic parking brake, a feature already found in Tiguan and Touareg models, which frees more space in the cabin, allowing for greater storage space. The Golf’s innovative Eco Tip function, which gives drivers advice on ways to save fuel while driving, further adds value and convenience to customers.
All models in the new Golf range boast the next generation platform and engines. The new entry model, 90TSI Golf 7, replaces the 77TSI Golf 6, with a more powerful and fuel efficient engine delivering exceptional refinement, comfort, value, safety and practicality.
The 90TSI Comfortline offers a comprehensive array of standard features including a rear-view camera, front and rear parking sensors, rain sensing windscreen wipers, auto dimming rear-view mirror and automatic headlights, plus dual-zone climate control air conditioning and alloy wheels.
For the first time in the Golf line-up you now get the Highline specification in conjunction with the 103TSI and 110TDI models.
Both petrol and diesel models come comprehensively equipped respectively with standard 7 or 6-speed DSG, luxurious alcantara and cloth trim, 17-inch alloy wheels and Discover Media Satellite Navigation. The performance and economy of both Highline engines is exceptional, with the 103TSI’s combined fuel consumption of 5.2l/100km setting the standard in its class.
The new Golf once again raises the benchmark to the category it created. Recently announced as European Car of the Year, followed by World Car of the Year, the Golf 7 is the embodiment of Volkswagen’s ‘the people’s car’ ethos. It is also a fitting vehicle to launch in Volkswagen’s 60th year in Australia. A new icon for a new generation.

The new Golf 7 – Pricing
Models
Golf 90TSI 6 Speed Manual $21,490
Golf 90TSI 7 Speed DSG $23,990
Golf 90TSI Comfortline 6 Speed Manual $24,990
Golf 90TSI Comfortline 7 Speed DSG $27,490
Golf 103TSI Highline 7 Speed DSG $31,990
Golf 110TDI Highline 6 Speed DSG $34,490

Options
Metallic / Pearl Effect paint $500
Driver assistance package – Comfortline & Highline $1,300
Discover Media satellite navigation system – Comfortline (Std Highline) $950
Panoramic electric glass sunroof – Highline $1,850
Bi-Xenon headlights with LED daytime driving lights – Highline $2,150
Vienna leather appointed upholstery – Highline $2,950
Anti-theft alarm system – Comfortline & Highline $600

[AdamD]

This one says Nav is now standard in highline. About time!!

This information was posted in this thread on Wednesday.

[Ryan_R]

Weren't there 2 versions of the nav, a 5" and 7" one? So we can't get the 7" one? What are the differences between them (besides screen size and lack of DVD player iirc)?

[AdamD]

Weren't there 2 versions of the nav, a 5" and 7" one? So we can't get the 7" one? What are the differences between them (besides screen size and lack of DVD player iirc)?

The version fitted to the Highline is the 5.8" Discover navigation system. There's an 8" model called the Discover Pro; I've not seen any references to it in the official documents for the Golf in Australia, so it may only be available as an accessory (until the GTI and R come out).

Discover Nav Pro : Volkswagen UK

[Golf7]

The 8 inch Discover Pro is not currently offered in the Australian Golf lineup, however I can confirm that it will be standard equipment on the Golf GTI (base) as well as the Performance Edition. The system is not available as an accessory as yet, however it will be introduced soon as testing for Australian conditions is yet to be concluded. Hope this helps!

[Golf7]

Just had a drive of the base 90TSI Mk7, this model is out of this world amazing. I was left speechless! Power, refinement, handling, the way the new Golf just tucks the nose in is scary... And the price, that interior... I could go on for days... Something unbelievable...

[stickshift3000]

Just had a drive of the base 90TSI Mk7, this model is out of this world amazing. I was left speechless! Power, refinement, handling, the way the new Golf just tucks the nose in is scary... And the price, that interior... I could go on for days... Something unbelievable...

Do you work for VW??