After a nine-year production that spawned over six million units worldwide, the widely-popular, first-generation Golf was officially discontinued in 1983. However, Volkswagen’s South African branch ...
Remember the two-tone legendary Volkswagen Citi Golf that was launched in 1984? VW has recently unveiled its limited-run Citi Vivo, which pays homage to the Citi Golf. Available in the ubiquitous ...
A VW Citi Golf Mk1 Limited Edition, with 29km on the clock, took bidding at an auction in Bryanston last week to R550 000. This lofty number that many enthusiasts thought would see the iconic car go ...
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How the VW Citi Golf became a marketing icon that companies could still learn from today
If necessity is the mother of invention, Volkswagen South Africa (VWSA) found itself in line for a desperately needed jolt of creativity back in the early 1980s. Through the era of the Beetle and the ...
The Citi Golf was launched in 1984 as a 1.8-litre Citi Sport following the introduction of the second generation Golf 2. VWSA executives wanted to continue with Golf 1, which had been introduced in ...
Very unusually, this entry seeks a Creative Effectiveness Lion for creatively and effectively killing off a brand - the Volkswagen Citi Golf. The Citi Golf was unique to South Africa. Out-dated even ...
With the arguable exceptions of the VR6 and 16-valve GTI models, the Mk3 VW Golf is generally regarded as the least desirable of all the iterations of VW's family hatch. So a 1996 Golf, on the face of ...
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