1989 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet 1.6 - Lot 92

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1989 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet 1.6 - Lot 92
1989 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet 1.6 Chassis: WVWZZZ15ZKK025736 French vehicle registration certificate - 55,600 km on the odometer - Rare color combination - Legendary convertible In the 1970s, Volkswagen began exploring a replacement for the Beetle convertible. The brand ultimately decided to develop a convertible version based on its new compact sedan, the Golf. Launched in 1979, the Golf Cabriolet was designed and assembled by the coachbuilder Karmann. The model enjoyed sustained commercial success, to the point that production continued until 1994—eleven years after the first-generation Golf sedan was discontinued. In 1987, the convertible underwent a restyling, notably featuring “Quartet”-style wraparound bumpers, intended to modernize its lines and bring its appearance more in line with the contemporary Golf II. The example shown here is a convertible equipped with the 1.6-liter engine, first registered in 1989. It features a silver body, paired with gray fabric upholstery and a green soft top, and is equipped with Pirelli-style light-alloy wheels. Imported to Belgium in 2015, this car currently has a mileage of just over 55,000 kilometers, which is consistent with the car’s overall condition. This 1989 Volkswagen Golf I Cabriolet stands out for its well-preserved original configuration, combining a silver body, a green soft top, and specific Pirelli-style wheels. Originating from Belgium, where it has been since 2015, it has only 55,000 km on the odometer, making it a representative example of Karmann’s production from that era. 1989 Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet 1.6 Chassis: WVWZZZ15ZKK025736 French registration certificate - 55,600 km on the odometer - Rare color combination - Legendary convertible In the 1970s, Volkswagen began exploring a replacement for the Beetle convertible. The brand then decided to develop a convertible version based on its new compact sedan, the Golf. Launched in 1979, the Golf Cabriolet was designed and assembled by the coachbuilder Karmann. The model enjoyed sustained commercial success, to the point that production continued until 1994—eleven years after the first-generation Golf sedan was discontinued. In 1987, the convertible underwent a restyling, notably featuring wraparound “Quartet”-style bumpers, intended to modernize its lines and bring its aesthetics closer to those of the contemporary Golf II. The example shown here is a convertible equipped with the 1.6-liter engine, registered in 1989. It features a silver body, paired with gray fabric upholstery and a green soft top, and is equipped with Pirelli-style alloy wheels. Imported to Belgium in 2015, this car currently has just over 55,000 kilometers on the odometer, which is consistent with the vehicle’s overall condition. This 1989 Volkswagen Golf I Cabriolet stands out for its well-preserved original configuration, combining a silver body, a green soft top, and distinctive Pirelli-style wheels. Originating from Belgium, where it has been since 2015, it has only 55,000 km on the odometer, making it a representative example of Karmann production from that era.
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