Used buyer's guide: VW Golf Mk6 pictures
Our experts show you what to look for on the sixth-generation Volkswagen Golf


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The Golf has long set the benchmark for cabin quality in the mid-sized family hatch class, and that’s still the case here. The MkVI interior feels fantastically solid and everything is beautifully laid out. It’s just a shame there isn’

The Golf’s alarm system can be temperamental, going off for no reason. Fixing it is usually just a question of getting the ECU’s software updated by a dealer.
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On some early examples, the Bluetooth telephone system wouldn’t recognise many types of mobile. It can be fixed now, but expect a £500 bill for doing this.

Squeaks and creaks from the Golf’s cabin aren’t unknown. It’s often simply down to the rear seatback not being latched into place properly.
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Creaks from the front underside are usually down to the suspension bushes drying out. This tends to be most pronounced when the weather is warmer.
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