Inside, there’s ample space in the rear, and a large 611-litre boot, said Auto Express. Climate control and sports seats come as standard, as do satnav, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and wireless charging. It’s just a pity that, as with other Golfs, the touchscreen is so frustrating. It’s slow to respond and features are hidden in sub-menus, making routine tasks like changing the volume unnecessarily tricky.
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