Introducing the 1.0 TSI R-Line, Volkswagen South Africa brings you its Polo range with a new engine as well.



The old VW Polo models are slowly fading out as Volkswagen stretches its R-Line. It comes with a new engine, a 1.0 TSI with an output of 81 kW and 200 Nm. It’s a front wheel drive via a 7-speed DSG Dual-clutch transmission. Volkswagen claims that the fuel consumption is at 4.4 L/100 km, they also included that it goes from 0/100 in 9.3 seconds to a top speed of 197 KPH.

As always there are optional additional extras but the vehicle comes with electronic stability programme (ESP), dual front and side airbags, leather multi-function steering wheel, front fog lights, multi-function display, and the attractive R-Line bodykit.

The R-Line package includes R-Line bumpers with a logo on the grille, sill extensions, rear diffuser with a chrome tailpipe exhaust and a rear spoiler in body colour. More than this, the Polo 1.0 TSI R-Line rides on 17-inch Serron alloy wheels.

The Volkswagen Polo R-Line is priced at R290 200. The Polo R-Line comes standard with a Volkswagen Service Plan valid for 3 years/45 000 km, a 3-year/120 000 km warranty and a 12-year anti-corrosion warranty.

Visit the VW Hatfield Braamfontein branch 30 De Korte Street, cnr. Henry Street Braamfontein 2001
P.O Box 32543 Braamfontein 2017

Or simply contact :

Thomas Ramakonya 
New Vehicles Sales Executive
Tel: +27 - 11 - 408 0095
Fax2email: +27 - 86 - 203 4128  
Cell: +27 - 73 - 257 2228
Cell: +27 - 79 - 923 1355
thomas.r@hatfieldvw.co.za
www.hatfieldvw.co.za











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  1. Unknown2 June 2017 at 04:52

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