This 1995 Volkswagen Golf is finished in grey over a black interior and shows 146,000 kilometers. Power comes from a 1.6-liter inline-four paired with a manual transmission, and the car is equipped with air conditioning, power steering, and electric windows. With just two owners from new, this example has been well maintained and benefits from a series of tasteful upgrades that enhance both its appearance and driving dynamics.
The exterior has been updated with a Vento Phase 2 front-end conversion, giving the car a distinctive and more refined look compared to the standard Mk3 Golf styling. The grey paintwork presents well overall, complemented by a subtle stance achieved through Bilstein suspension components. A Supersprint exhaust system has also been fitted, adding a sportier tone while maintaining everyday usability. New brakes have been installed, further supporting confident road manners.
Inside, the cabin features a GTI-sourced interior, providing improved comfort and a more driver-focused feel compared to the standard specification. The black upholstery pairs well with the exterior and remains consistent with the car’s understated yet purposeful character. Factory features such as air conditioning, electric windows, and power steering contribute to a comfortable and usable driving experience.
Mechanically, the car has been fully serviced, including a recent timing belt replacement, ensuring that the 1.6-liter engine remains reliable and ready for continued use. The combination of careful ownership, recent maintenance, and quality aftermarket components results in a well-sorted example that drives as intended.