This 1995 Volkswagen Golf Variant is a well-preserved example of the practical yet characterful Mk3 generation, finished in a deep blue exterior over a black interior. Showing just 147,000 kilometers, this long-roof Golf presents as a thoughtfully maintained and tastefully upgraded wagon that blends everyday usability with period-correct enthusiast touches.
Powered by a 1.6-liter engine paired with a manual transmission, the car offers a classic, engaging driving experience with a focus on simplicity and reliability. The GT trim adds a desirable level of equipment, including factory air conditioning, airbags, power windows, and electric mirrors, making it a comfortable and usable classic. As a second-owner vehicle, it has clearly benefited from consistent care throughout its life.
This example has received a number of well-chosen upgrades that enhance both its appearance and driving dynamics. It features a rear disc brake conversion for improved stopping performance, along with BBS wheels wrapped in brand new tires. Exterior enhancements include a subtle roof spoiler, Hella Mk4-look front headlights, and cup mirrors, all of which complement the car’s clean lines without straying from its OEM+ aesthetic.
Mechanically, the car has been fully serviced, including timing belt replacement, offering peace of mind to its next owner. The condition is described as excellent, with no rust present—an increasingly rare attribute for Mk3 Volkswagens—and the overall presentation reflects a vehicle that has been carefully preserved rather than merely maintained.