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The VW Livery (Free subscription) | 08/14/2009
VW announced today the launch of the Volkswagen Golf Plus BlueMotion in the UK. The 1.6 litre common rail diesel engine in the Golf Plus BlueMotion a ' down from 1.9 litres in the old Golf Plus BlueMotion a ' manages 65.7 mpg and emissions of 114g/km, an improvement of 11% in economy and 10% in emissions.
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INAUTONEWS (Free subscription) | 08/14/2009
VW announced today the launch of the Volkswagen Golf Plus BlueMotion in the UK. The 1.6 litre common rail diesel engine in the Golf Plus BlueMotion – down from 1.9 litres in the old Golf Plus BlueMotion – manages 65.7 mpg and emissions of 114g/km, an improvement of 11% in economy and 10% in emissions. The [...] > Read complete article inside...
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Cars UK (Free subscription) | 08/12/2009
There seem to be even more new VW Golf variants than there are Porsche 911s, and now we’ve got a new one to add to the mix – the new Volkswagen Golf Plus BlueMotion – as part of the VW Golf Economy Range. The new VW Golf Plus Bluemotion is basically a Golf Plus with the [...] Post from: Cars UK | UK Car News New Volkswagen Golf Plus BlueMotion Introduced Related posts: Volkswagen...
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Doctor Nick (Free subscription) | 07/13/2009
OK. I get the message. What can I say? My excuse is that I've been too busy elsewhere. Over the past few months I've got my head round twitter , and tend to update things there. It's convenient to be able to write a sentence here or there, rather than try to construct a narrative after the fact. Also, whilst I've taken plenty of photos, I've not managed to keep up with uploading them. So, given that,...
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BusinessWeek Online -- Auto Beat (Free subscription) | 06/18/2009
Ford’s global product strategy has been focused on three main products—the next Focus; the Fiesta , which debuts in the U.S. next year having already made splashes in Europe and Asia; and the next generation Fusion that will be the same design as the next European Mondeo. [Can Ford's "World Car" Bet Pay Off?] But Ford is actually taking this global product design strategy further....
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trymi | 06/16/2009
After the Golf Plus hatch was initially introduced last December in Bologna and which is currently offered for order, the carmaker followed it up with a version of the VW Golf Plus to its LPG range. The Golf can run on both LPG and regular gasoline contained in two different fuel tanks helping the car reach a range of more than 1,100 kilometers.
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AutoblogGreen (Free subscription) | 06/16/2009
VW Golf Plus - Click above image for high-res gallery Volkswagen has added another LPG-fueled model to its lineup with the new Golf Plus BiFuel. Like most other vehicles capable of running on liquified petroleum gas, the Golf has a dual fuel setup that allows the driver to switch over to gasoline if LPG is not available. The use of LPG cuts emissions of carbon dioxide by 10% from 179 g/km with gasoline...
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The VW Livery (Free subscription) | 06/13/2009
Volkswagen has announced that its new Golf Plus BiFuel model is now available for order...in Europe.
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Car News (Free subscription) | 06/12/2009
The Volkswagen Golf BiFuel mkVI hatchback was first debuted at Bologna in December and now available for order. Now VW adds the VW Golf Plus variant to it's LPG lineup. The car runs on both liquified petroleum gas and conventional petrol. Both Golf hatchback and Golf Plus are the first vehicles with a factory-installed LPG system put on the market by VW. Although the car burns a higher quantity of...
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WorldCarFans.com (Free subscription) | 06/12/2009
The new Volkswagen Golf Plus BiFuel is now available on the market. When using both fuel tanks, the car can travel over 1,000 km without stopping.
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German Car Scene (Free subscription) | 06/12/2009
Wolfsburg, 12 June 2009 – The Golf Plus now also runs on LPG. Thanks to the use of this alternative fuel, a reduction of more than 10% in CO2 emissions and fuel savings of ?6.10 per 100 kilometres* in LPG mode could also be achieved, due in part to the reduced German fuel tax in place until 2018. All in all, a solid argument.
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The VW Livery (Free subscription) | 05/12/2009
May 12, 2009: Just in time for the market introduction of the new Volkswagen Golf Plus, Volkswagen Accessories presents a large number of new accessory products for this model.
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Textio (Free subscription) | 03/29/2009
The Volkswagen Golf Plus BiFuel has been unveiled today at the 2009 AMI in Leipzig. The Volkswagen Golf Plus BiFuel is factory equipped to operate with Autogas or LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) and can be easily switched to run on gasoline. We run on LPG, the Volkswagen Golf Plus BiFuel offers a 10 percent reduction [...] Related posts: Maybe GM’s large hybrids aren’t so bad 21 mpg in the...
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AutoblogGreen (Free subscription) | 02/10/2009
Filed under: Volkswagen , Germany Not long ago, we reported that BMW was awarded a prize for installing a thermoelectric generator at the exhaust pipe of a car. This device works under the Seebeck effect and generates electricity by the difference in temperatures. Although we can't use the generator to fill up our hybrid batteries, we can use one to produce about 30 percent of the electricity a car...
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trymi | 06/16/2009
After the Golf Plus hatch was initially introduced last December in Bologna and which is currently offered for order, the carmaker followed it up with a version of the VW Golf Plus to its LPG range. The Golf can run on both LPG and regular gasoline contained in two different fuel tanks helping the car reach a range of more than 1,100 kilometers.
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