1987 Volkswagen Golf Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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User reviews for 1987 Volkswagen Golf
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by Gary H
Apr 02, 2010
My car was the GT trim which included the five speed manual
transmission. It was my all time favorite car. Great on gas (32 mpg
regardless if I drove like an old lady or like a race car driver). Cheap to
insure and license. The rear seats folded down to create enormous
cargo space (I actually got a 7' Christmas tree in there once with all
windows and doors shut).
The car is also ergonomically brilliant. Everything is right where you
need it and it's comfortable on long road trips. My only gripe in
interior layout was no place to put my beverage.
What I didn't like was how often the car got broken into. Thieves
busted windows and broke door handles to get in. I eventually
resorted to never locking the car and keeping nothing of value in it,
not even change.
The car succumbed to rust along the bottoms of the doors and under
the fender flares. Underbody components rusted to the point of
making any service involving the underbody an interesting experience.
This car was a blast to drive and while it wasn't the quickest or most
nimble car out there, it was better than average and enough to always
keep a smile on my face.Apr 02, 2010
by Bassem T
Aug 11, 2009
the handling is very good , braking is relatively accurate . acceleration 0 to 100 km 8.9 sec no repair needed cheap to run 240 km l 20 L OF PETROL , manually converting with no effort at all and its fun to drive .Aug 11, 2009
by Mike D
Jul 04, 2009
German cars from the 80's are full of character...u fall in love with their flaws...this car has plenty of character which can be costly, inconvenient and tiring at the rare times it actually decides to break down...but i wldn't want it any other way and would choose nothing over it...=] Pure old school drivers car...
fyi-it currently has 537987 miles on it and its still goin wit veeeery minor problems!! =]Jul 04, 2009
User rating:
by Gary H
Apr 02, 2010
My car was the GT trim which included the five speed manual
transmission. It was my all time favorite car. Great on gas (32 mpg
regardless if I drove like an old lady or like a race car driver). Cheap to
insure and license. The rear seats folded down to create enormous
cargo space (I actually got a 7' Christmas tree in there once with all
windows and doors shut).
The car is also ergonomically brilliant. Everything is right where you
need it and it's comfortable on long road trips. My only gripe in
interior layout was no place to put my beverage.
What I didn't like was how often the car got broken into. Thieves
busted windows and broke door handles to get in. I eventually
resorted to never locking the car and keeping nothing of value in it,
not even change.
The car succumbed to rust along the bottoms of the doors and under
the fender flares. Underbody components rusted to the point of
making any service involving the underbody an interesting experience.
This car was a blast to drive and while it wasn't the quickest or most
nimble car out there, it was better than average and enough to always
keep a smile on my face.Apr 02, 2010
by Bassem T
Aug 11, 2009
the handling is very good , braking is relatively accurate . acceleration 0 to 100 km 8.9 sec no repair needed cheap to run 240 km l 20 L OF PETROL , manually converting with no effort at all and its fun to drive .Aug 11, 2009
by Mike D
Jul 04, 2009
German cars from the 80's are full of character...u fall in love with their flaws...this car has plenty of character which can be costly, inconvenient and tiring at the rare times it actually decides to break down...but i wldn't want it any other way and would choose nothing over it...=] Pure old school drivers car...
fyi-it currently has 537987 miles on it and its still goin wit veeeery minor problems!! =]Jul 04, 2009
by Patricia H
Jan 02, 2009
This was the first car we had here (in 1994). It was 7 years old when we got it but it served us for 12 years. Great car - I kinda miss it. It was a standard, good on gas and reliable. Jan 02, 2009
by Krystin V
Sep 07, 2008
i love my car becuase its not because of the looks of it becuase, of the fact my great grandmother gave it to me as a gift for my improvement and becuase of finishing school.. my car is a 87 vw golf and i tell ya no matter how old it is, its in mint condition, and it runs wonderful..$. and i know im gonna have a solid built car and thats not gonna just crumble if i got into an accidentSep 07, 2008
by Colin J
Jan 04, 2008
Bought it for next-to-nothing at Gran Canaria, just to have something to drive around the island in. Convertible top was leaking everywhere, and the engine was not much to shout for, but after a trip to a workshop, cost of 50 euros, it ran okay again.Jan 04, 2008
by Natasha W
Dec 24, 2007
I owned this car up until 2006. I'm surprised my little car lasted as long as it did.Dec 24, 2007
by Anonymous
May 14, 2007
not sure about this one...have had a scirocco and currently have a jetta tdi...this golf appears to be an unmolested slightly rusty unit with 170k..cleaned up nice..interior is clean..drives/stops nice and straight...we'll have to see how it works out..oh i paid 895.00May 14, 2007
1987 Volkswagen Golf Pricing
Original MSRP
$8,710 to $10,505Price range
N/AAverage price on CG
N/AYoY price change
N/ATrims & specs
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Tires and Rims
Wheel type: aluminum alloy
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Tires and Rims
Wheel type: aluminum alloy