This 1995 Volkswagen Golf Variant is finished in silver over a fully retrimmed black interior and shows 181,000 kilometers. Powered by a 1.4-liter inline-four paired with a manual transmission, this Mk3 wagon has been comprehensively restored and tastefully modified under current ownership. The seller notes they are the second owner, and the car is equipped with air conditioning.
The exterior has been refinished with a full paint job, giving the silver bodywork a clean and uniform appearance. Period-inspired upgrades include ABT headlights, Hella smoked rear lights, and Cup-style mirrors, all of which contribute to a subtle yet purposeful look. The car sits on 17-inch JR wheels and benefits from a VR6-spec suspension setup with Bilstein components, providing an improved stance and handling while maintaining a cohesive OEM-plus aesthetic.
Inside, the cabin has been fully reupholstered in black leatherette, complemented by a black headliner and matching black interior trim pieces throughout. A VR6 steering wheel has been fitted, tying the interior theme together and reinforcing the upgraded feel. The result is a cohesive, modernized cabin that retains the simplicity of the Mk3 platform while offering a more refined presentation.
Mechanically, the engine has been rebuilt, and the car has been upgraded with VR6 brakes and suspension components, enhancing both reliability and driving dynamics. The combination of the lightweight 1.4-liter engine with upgraded chassis components makes for a balanced and enjoyable driving experience. Air conditioning is fitted, adding comfort and usability for everyday driving.