What are the length, width, and height of the Golf?

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AlessandraLee
07/25/25 12:48pm
The length, width, and height of the Golf are 4199mm, 1786mm, and 1479mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2578mm. This car is a classic hatchback compact family vehicle under FAW-Volkswagen. The exterior design incorporates X-shaped main characteristic elements, with LED headlights featuring a new double-L shape, and LED daytime running lights come as standard across all models. The chrome trim on the grille runs through the brand logo and integrates with the daytime running lights, extending the visual effect. The Golf's side mirrors integrate numerous functions, including: power folding, position memory, reverse assist, welcome lighting, heating and defrosting, integrated turn signals, etc., enhancing driving safety.
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SebastianAnn
08/11/25 8:29pm
As an avid driving enthusiast, I've driven the Golf 8, which has a body size of approximately 4284mm in length, 1789mm in width, and 1456mm in height. This length makes parking in the city a breeze, especially on crowded streets, thanks to its small turning radius and agile handling. The moderate width ensures ample interior space, comfortably seating three people without feeling cramped. The low height means no worries about scraping the top when entering underground garages, and the reduced wind resistance helps save on fuel costs. I think the Golf's size design is very clever, striking a balance between daily commuting and highway driving. Compared to SUVs or compact cars, it finds a sweet spot between space and performance, offering a stable and non-flighty drive. Driving it daily for commuting is hassle-free and effortless.
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