The Differences Between Golf R-Line and Regular Golf
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The differences between the Golf R-Line and the regular Golf lie in their power and vehicle configurations. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Exterior: The Golf R-Line differs from the regular Golf in that it features LED light clusters, whereas the regular Golf uses halogen headlights. The Golf R-Line also has a special emblem on the front grille, which is absent on the regular version. 2. Powertrain: Currently, the Volkswagen Golf lineup includes models with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, a 1.2T turbocharged engine, a 1.4T turbocharged engine, a 1.4T R-Line version, and a 2.0T GTI version. 3. Features: The Golf R-Line version comes with more sporty wheel designs, leather seats with exclusive R emblems, a sportier steering wheel design also featuring the R emblem, paddle shifters under the steering wheel, and metal brake and accelerator pedals, enhancing the sporty feel of the interior. These unique features are not available on the regular Golf. Additionally, the Golf R-Line is equipped with keyless entry, front seat heating, and headlight cleaning functions.